Sentence examples for compromise that reflected from inspiring English sources

In the end the plan is a compromise that reflected all of the strains of the discussion among his advisers, one that is markedly different, though perhaps no less difficult, from the goals his predecessor set for the region.

In a long-awaited final environmental impact statement, the agency said its alternative was a compromise that reflected "a focus on the immediate and shorter-term needs of the nation to re-establish a sovereign homeland and on the New York State and local government requests to consider a more compact and contiguous trust land group".

Leila Walsh Jersey City, Feb. 5, 2010 To the Editor: I agreed to help Sallie Mae advocate for a compromise that reflects centrist Democratic values.

A month after the administration objected to the Schumer-Specter bill, the parties reached a compromise that largely reflected the Obama administration's preferences.

Then, they will analyze the peace process's progression and create a roller coaster track on a poster that reflects compromise, disagreement and standstills.

To this end, several studies have attempted to identify simpler to use (biochemical and physiological) markers that reflect physiological compromise, in order to predict morbidity and mortality [[6] [13]].

The filibuster threat is a way to force the Republicans to compromise and bring a product that reflects the views of both parties out of the Senate.

The interpretive detection of a moral issue recruits a network of brain regions that supports self-projection and that differs markedly in mode of network functional connectivity for moral violations that reflect ethical compromises of a care or justice typology.

A bill that reflects a necessary compromise among Democrats is bound to be stronger than one that reflects an unnecessary compromise between Democrats and Republicans.

Therefore, the designer and facility sponsor will need to select a solution that reflects the best compromise between these factors.

The resulting fuzzy bi-level programming model may then be solved to yield a "satisficing" solution that reflects a reasonable compromise between the EIP authority's desire to minimize fresh water usage, and the participating companies' desire to minimize costs.