Sentence examples for compromise insisting from inspiring English sources

This is one reason why Mr Morsi's faction rejected any suggestion of compromise, insisting instead on demands that were non-starters for their foes: that Mr Morsi should be returned to office and that both the rump, Islamist-dominated legislature and the Islamist-written (but referendum-approved) 2012 constitution be reinstituted.There were other reasons for their obstinacy.

This is a good compromise," insisted Wiener.

The application, it said, was an extension of Fatah's "path of compromise and insisting on dialogue while distancing itself from resistance and holding strong cards.

"By refusing to compromise and insisting on maintaining a high labor cost structure, the union leadership has ensured that the jobs that they were trying to protect would eventually disappear from the Bronx forever," the statement said.

The Wall Street firms are talking compromise, while insisting there is no fundamental problem.

Mr Wilentz cuts through the myths even the Missouri Compromise was not a "compromise", he insists, owing to the way it was constructed.

But the home secretary, Charles Clarke - speaking as he prepared to unveil a compromise deal - insisted a large majority of the public backed the proposal.

On Thursday he said the CGT was prepared to talk and ready for compromise, but insisted the government must first halt the bill's progress through parliament.

Liberal activists feared that Grassley would either block any compromise or insist on the inclusion of provisions that would doom the bill if it ever came up for a vote.

It was not long before militant artists began demanding that leaders of the arts establishment withdraw their support of the compromise and insist that no such restriction be included in the legislation drafted this year to reauthorize the endowments.

She said Hacked Off would be happy with the small-hours compromise and insisted there was no reason for the press not to sign up to the new regulatory system.