Sentence examples for compromise envisaged from inspiring English sources

The senators' original compromise envisaged some 400,000 visas a year, not far off the estimated figure for illegal entrants.

The cornerstone of Israel's United Nations-backed legality was territorial compromise, as envisaged in Resolution 181 of 1947, calling for two states, one Jewish, one Arab, in the Holy Land.

By most calculations, the kind of compromise Mr Lamy envisaged would have brought real, albeit modest, reductions in rich countries' farm barriers and big emerging economies' industrial tariffs.

This is not a compromise; this is something that we could not possibly have envisaged being asked to vote on: a trebling of tuition fees; a lot of us simply cannot and will not accept [it].

As Putin and European leaders meet in Portugal for the latest in a series of summits that it was originally envisaged would annually advance co-operation, some modest compromises and agreements are likely.

The PSA aspect of the needs analysis was found to present several constraints impinging on the course design, which required compromises and adaptations to be made to how the course was originally envisaged.

Here we found that whilst the system was effectively brought into use, it was not in the way envisaged at the start: making it work involved some surprising compromises.

Our analysis indicates that admission to ICU should be envisaged as soon as possible for critically ill cirrhotic patients, before too many extrahepatic failures compromise short-term survival.

Compromises were struck in several areas, including the treatment of carbon sinks, which will now be more generous than originally envisaged, and the arrangements for ensuring compliance.

This envisaged three steps.

It also envisaged representative assemblies.