Sentence examples for compromise on policy from inspiring English sources

With election-season politics leaving little room for compromise on policy issues, the Senate, too, could adjourn by the end of next week.

Cameron and Clegg admitted that they had to compromise on policies which had formed key elements of their election manifestos.

Yes, he has to make compromises on policy grounds — but that doesn't mean he has to adopt the right's rhetoric and arguments.

They must include the need for a period of discipline in economic policy and for compromise on social policy, lest the nation become weak or divided in the face of danger.

Mr. Hudson, the Potash salesman, still wishes there could be some compromise on the policy.

Many believe that the effort is futile, as lawmakers have spent the past decade and a half failing to compromise on immigration policy.

It leaves in place a delicate compromise on detainee policy from last year that some critics believe authorizes the indefinite detention of terrorism suspects apprehended on U.S. soil.

But his internal critics have accused him of "picking a fight with his own party", when a compromise on economic policy could have been reached.

But it remains the case that when prominent Democrats seek the political center today they're almost always more willing to compromise on economic policy than on social issues.

A5 World Briefing A6 SCIENCE/HEALTH Compromise on Species Policy The Bush administration promised quick action to protect 29 vanishing plant and animal species, including some on the verge of extinction.

Though it has been 45 days since voters emphatically reaffirmed their faith in Mr. Obama, the time since then has shown the president's power to be severely constrained by a Republican opposition that is bitter about its losses, unmoved by Mr. Obama's victory and unwilling to compromise on social policy, economics or foreign affairs.