Sentence examples for compromise to move from inspiring English sources

Asked if Mr. Obama would accept that compromise to move the plan forward, Mr. Emanuel was blunt.

Of course there's nothing wrong with compromise to move things ahead, and partisanship does not include breaking the rules to get things done.

Gov. Jim Hodges, a Democrat, did not attend the rally to preserve what he said was the neutrality he needed to negotiate a compromise to move the flag.

McCain's speech comes at a time when South Carolina politicians are furiously working on a compromise to move the battle flag from atop the state capitol.

And yet those hits are a million miles from the delirious rebel energy of Pow! "They have to compromise to move forwards," Bizzle admits, "but it's not really the artists' fault.

Throughout the day, senior ministers held a "flurry" of private meetings with the bloc of developing nations, said a spokesman for Europe, seeking a compromise to move forward when serious negotiations begin Thursday.

When it tries to expand free trade, it must broker political compromises to move negotiations forward.

Having worked in the Senate and House for over a decade, it is tragic is witness the inability of Members of Congress to forge bipartisan compromises to move our nation forward.

Back in 2000, the compromise was to move the flag to where it is now, rather than on top of the capitol dome.

Indeed, some analysts say the compromises needed to move Monday's legislation through India's contentious Parliament could undermine the practical impact of a political, diplomatic and economic accord that took years to negotiate.

By itself, the recognition that we have common hopes and dreams won't end all the gridlock, resolve all our problems or substitute for the painstaking work of building consensus and making the difficult compromises needed to move this country forward.