Sentence examples for compromise to help from inspiring English sources

Republican leaders are working on a compromise to help release the money, House Republican leadership aides said today.

It's a small compromise to help an independent woman better navigate her world, making it a place where she can begin to feel at home.

They were both always willing to compromise to help me to get through, they were massive in what I achieved and so I'm very grateful for that".

MARJORIE GEIGER Albany, Oct. 2, 2013 To the Editor: Perhaps a compromise to help end this crisis would be to pass a clean continuing resolution and agree on an independent committee to evaluate the Affordable Health Care Act and make changes as needed.

Gottfried Leibbrandt said: "Banks can learn from one another about the modus operandi and put better preventative measures in place; entities like Swift can serve as the information sharing channel, and we can develop indicators of compromise to help those banks improve their detective capabilities.

Trump's support for "dreamers" who have been in the country illegally since they were children represents a significant concession to Democrats and was intended as a compromise to help break the impasse over immigration in Congress, White House aides said Thursday.

That more than ever will require Anastasiades selling the benefits of a solution to [hardline] Greek Cypriots and Akinci making the necessary compromises to help him do this".

Headed for disaster, he was spared through a novel court program and an unusual coming together of a group of individuals — including a compassionate judge, a flexible prosecutor, a tenacious lawyer and an amenable police officer — who made exceptions and negotiated compromises to help him.

"I have to give the unions credit here that they were willing to step up and reach some compromises to help us improve our competitive position, long before it's too late," he said after they agreed to a wage freeze and to changes in health coverage that Verizon said would save it $1 billion over five years.

Mr. Lukin, a former Russian ambassador to the United States, said he had urged his government to seek a compromise and to help the United States to save face.

Mr. Stringer said that the compromise aimed to help Fordham, a major educational institution and employer, grow, especially when the city wants to diversify its job base.