Sentence examples for compromise for which from inspiring English sources

Instead of fashioning the kind of savvy compromise for which he is known, Mr. Brahimi appears to have folded, acquiescing to the desires of the Americans, who were promoting Dr. Alawi.

Setting this element to zero for the distant-future case greatly reduces the plausible discount rate on most estimates, to as little as 1%.Most of the economists contributing to the RFF volume lean towards a compromise, for which a variety of ingenious rationales are offered: use a high discount rate for the first 30 or so years of a project, then a lower rate or rates for more distant periods.

By undermining Ms Mowlam he gets more access to Mr Blair, who is after all the true architect of the compromises for which Ms Mowlam takes the rap.But a different question would it be wise to sack her? Mo the First helped to break the ice in Ulster.

A multi-criteria decision making (MCDM) strategy is proposed that employs a tradeoff-analysis technique to identify compromise designs for which the competing criteria are mutually satisfied in a Pareto-optimal sense.

Since temperature has a differential effect on BODIPY-lipid micrometric assemblies, 20°C was selected as a compromise: (i) for which all three types of domains could be readily observed on CHO cells; (ii) that could be rapidly reached by warming up; and (iii) at which imaging could be rapidly performed before significant internalization would take place.

Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski tweeted that the deal was a "good compromise for Ukraine" which would open the way "to reform and to Europe".

We had the Connecticut compromise, for example, which was based on the novel idea that the government could be partly federal and partly state-based.

If the Christian community does not support to the utmost the belated proposal worked out to rescue the Jews remaining in Europe from the fate prepared for them, we have accepted the Hitlerian thesis and forever compromised the principles for which we are pouring out blood and wealth".

The reduction of usable space in the "bathtub" to a fraction of its original size must inevitably compromise the aesthetic strength for which this plan was chosen.

In the letter, according to the officials, the Soviet leader moved toward a possible compromise on the period for which the two sides would adhere to the ABM treaty, thus delaying deployment of the United States' space-based missile defense program.

But the latest USTR summary identified several U.S. aims for which compromise will be hard to achieve.