Sentence examples for compromise in the interest of from inspiring English sources

"I am willing to compromise in the interest of doing a budget," Mr. Silver said as he emerged from the meeting.

But shortly before the German rejection of the proposal, a European Commission spokesman said that Mr Juncker regarded the letter as a "positive sign, which, in his assessment, could pave the way for a reasonable compromise in the interest of the financial stability in the euro area as a whole".

Organizations like Care2, Credo Mobile, and Moveon.org who are working in this sphere are committed to the kind of change we want, and won't compromise in the interest of increasing profits.

In some interviews, he has alluded to threats to the credibility of religious leaders in the unseemly day-to-day of political life, ranging from the appearance of compromises in the interest of power to more vivid embarrassments like the recent case of a Salafi lawmaker who was caught fabricating a beating by unknown assailants to cover up a nose job.

The pragmatic compromise in the interests of BHS pensioners is probably this.

But the women should collectively recognize how dangerous a precedent it would be to finesse this issue, compromise in the interests of maintaining a prize revenue stream, even in the face of global recession.

Our chosen gold standard therefore represents a compromise in the interests of the safety of recruited patients.

Mr Juncker, we were told, "sees in this letter a positive sign, which, in his assessment, could pave the way for a reasonable compromise in the interests of the financial stability in the euro area".

"I wouldn't know anything about that," Mr. Clinton joked about the political compromises made in the interest of higher ideals — a theme of Mr. Spielberg's movie.

Having thoroughly compromised himself in the interest of respectability, Hassam faced long odds in an even contest with clever ruffians, just off the boat, who had nothing to lose.

"We must be prepared for the fact that neither side will be able to fully obtain what it wants," said President Aleksander Kwasniewski of Poland, "so both sides must meet at a point where a compromise will be in the interest of both sides".