Sentence examples for compromise devised from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, on a peaceful day, they would have accepted the compromise devised by Fredric Jameson, who has written that the "cultural evolution of late capitalism" can be understood "dialectically, as catastrophe and progress all together".

When state lawmakers voted last summer to renew Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's control over New York City schools, they included a compromise devised to respond to complaints that the public had little opportunity for meaningful input.

The New York senators, Charles E. Schumer and Hillary Rodham Clinton, both Democrats, said they now expected that the state would receive $9.5 billion under a compromise devised as an alternative to the $17 billion proposal.

The compromise regulators devised was to assume a sharp increase in government bond yields.

The new compromise appears devised to eke out a modest agreement on principles that each country would adhere to voluntarily.

Although the game is often viewed today as uniquely Australian, billed as "Our Game" at the National Sports Museum, it was in fact a compromise candidate devised by men intimately familiar with various brands of football played at English public schools.

Thus, as another practical compromise, we devised the weighted t-test, which works well for the synthetic data.

Several people have devised compromise rules that seek to create uniform rules for both codes, but these have been resisted thus far.

Yale University has compromised by devising a compulsory athletic program that reguires both contact and non-contact sports.

Instead, the nation needs the leadership of ideologically flexible, politically ambidextrous mavericks: Democrats like Evan Bayh, perhaps, and Republicans like Susan Collins, with President Michael Bloomberg waiting to sign whatever compromises they devise.

I've devised a compromise solution: I've simply retired my VCR and watch the programs as they are broadcast.