Sentence examples for compromise struck from inspiring English sources

What some critics call a toxic loophole was the result of a compromise, struck between regulators and California recyclers.

It emerged only after a chaotic compromise struck between squabbling commissioners following intense lobbying by rival telecoms firms.

The two issues were eventually fused in a masterly compromise, struck by Jefferson, Madison, and Hamilton, around June 20th.

On Monday night, Mr. Romney's campaign scaled back the changes it sought in a compromise struck with a contingent of party activists, suggesting the standoff had been resolved.

Nevertheless on June 28th, after a marathon and emotional parliamentary debate, a compromise struck by the House of Representatives was defeated in the Senate.

Some leading Catholic groups endorsed the compromise struck by the Obama administration that put the responsibility for providing the contraceptives on the insurance companies, not religious institutions.

With the threat of sanctions looming, Iran revived elements of the proposed compromise, striking a deal with Brazil and Turkey this month to send parts of its stockpile of enriched uranium abroad for further processing.

"The compromise strikes a balance between the need for common rules to safeguard the internal market, while allowing member states to have sufficient flexibility to apply stricter rules to safeguard national stability," said the Danish economy minister, Margrethe Vestager, chairwoman of the meeting on Tuesday.

The energy secretary, Chris Huhne, said that compromises struck between the coalition parties were "obviously unpleasant" for both parties.

Agreements can be made on suits, and compromises struck over denim, but sport knocks the whole thing off kilter.

The compromises struck in the white paper are a far cry from some of the kites flown in the rightwing press over the past year, including the Telegraph story about Whittingdale's appointment.