Sentence examples for compromise put forward from inspiring English sources

A proposed compromise put forward by Collins over the weekend was rejected by the Democratic leadership.

In June, Mr Blair was one of five EU leaders who rejected a compromise put forward by the then Luxembourg EU presidency.

Mr Matta says that if one group of conservationists or another doesn't cough up soon, he really will be forced to get on the phone to the loggers.A compromise put forward by the World Wide Fund for Nature has failed to find favour.

Share prices rose by 9% on the Athens stock market amid signs that the compromise put forward by Tsipras would form the basis of an agreement at the summit of European leaders, ahead of next Tuesday's deadline for a €1.6bn (£1.1bn) payment to the International Monetary Fund.

The choice before the legislators is whether to ban the traditional activity of riding across fields on horseback chasing a fox fleeing a pack of hounds, whether to allow it to function freely as any other sport, or -- in a compromise put forward in desperation this year as a middle way out of the dispute -- whether to permit it to continue but under a strict new system of licensing.

House Republicans had wanted the tax reduction to be extended for a year but finally agreed to the two-month compromise put forward by the Senate, where the Democrats have control.

In his view, the government had an essential ally in Scargill, president of the NUM from 1982, who rejected a compromise deal put forward by the colliery union Nacods, involving an independent review body for pit closures.

The voting in York rejected a compromise proposal put forward in the last days before the synod by one of the church's most senior bishops in Britain, the Rt.

Up to 30 Tory MPs are to meet the Home Office minister James Brokenshire on Wednesday after signalling an intention to switch sides and back a compromise plan put forward by Dubs.

Republicans and Democrats voted for a compromise plan put forward by Representative Lamar Smith (R-TX), chair of the House Judiciary Committee.

What's much more likely is that pressing your button would make the coup regime much more likely to accept the compromise proposal put forward by the Costa Ricans to allow President Zelaya's reinstatement.