Sentence examples for compromise beyond from inspiring English sources

The E.U.'s founding father, Jacques Delors, was aware of E.M.U.'s deficiencies, but a compromise beyond a single monetary policy was not feasible at that time.

Ms. Snowe said Mr. Bush called her today and urged her to expand her efforts at compromise beyond the issue of employer liability.

For the 13th CCCF to be held in 2019, I would hope that delegations will be more prepared and authorized to find compromise beyond existing legislation, where global science justifies change and food production would benefit from harmonized global standards.

"Honestly, I was very concerned that either the plan would be compromised beyond recognition or nothing would happen; that they'd pick one and then it would die a thousand deaths," says Mr. Betts, who is leaning on Mr. Pataki to ensure that doesn't occur.

"The 30mph limit is compromised beyond belief," says King. Cities including London, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Bath, Cambridge, Liverpool, Oxford, Brighton, Newcastle and Edinburgh, have introduced 20mph limits on some roads in their jurisdiction.

And so after even a few minutes, ground coffee is compromised beyond recognition.

However, there may not be meaningful discrimination of base-pairing partners if the duplex strengths are compromised beyond a limit.

However, the severity of diabetes will determine if the body can adapt to the demands of exercise or regional flow has already been compromised beyond recovery [ 50].

Previous studies have documented similar acute increases in SCr of 30% in hypertensive patients and up to 200% in patients with HF. 13 14 It has been suggested that ACEI discontinuation be considered if an increase in SCr exceeds 30% with ACEI use since renal function may be compromised beyond this increase and the benefits of ACEI may not outweigh the risks.

Obama's drive to compromise goes beyond the call of political expediency — it's instinctive, almost a tic.

Echoing similar views, a commentary in the South China Morning Post points out that Beijing will not compromise as it is "beyond losing face".