Sentence examples for compromise on matters from inspiring English sources
An offer to firm up the legal status of that access might make India more willing to compromise on matters like agriculture: its intransigence on farm trade was blamed for the collapse of the talks in July 2008.Unfortunately success also depends on an end to the impasse between America and China, whose trade relations seem stuck.
People often change in a relationship, or are at least more willing to compromise on matters they wouldn't have before.
But like many compromises on matters of principle, it seems unlikely to work.
Putin is generally disinclined to compromise, particularly on matters of Russia's stature vis-à-vis the West.
He said he "very opposed" to using moral issues for "political expediency" but he left leeway for compromise on other matters.
But, provided that at the very least Hamas reimposes a ceasefire and shows it can compromise on other matters (such as releasing a captured Israeli soldier and amending its anti-Semitic charter), the boycott should be eased.
Governments are not usually elected to compromise on such matters.One European aim is to open up America's public-procurement market, which is more protected than Europe's; one reason is that the federal government cannot force states to open tenders to foreign bidders.
Independent analysts, Democrats and even some Republicans say that by distancing himself from Congress instead of diving into the hard work of negotiations, Mr. Bush has deepened the already deep divide between himself and lawmakers, making compromise on other matters, like his long-sought domestic surveillance bill, more difficult.
And we cannot compromise on these matters.
The U.S. administration has provided little justification for the NSA's massive data sweeps except to say, as Obama did in his call to Hollande, that the fight against terrorism requires compromise on privacy matters.
It's easy to offend people; it's harder to include them in comedy and not to compromise on the subject matter.
