Sentence examples for compromise to pay from inspiring English sources

Have you ever sought an installment agreement, or an offer in compromise, to pay your taxes?

Many top elected officials -- including those whose conceived of the bonds as a compromise to pay for expensive transportation projects -- did not campaign vigorously for it.

House Republicans were confident that they would strike the new language, but they also warned Democrats that by raising abortion in the spending bill they were putting at risk a compromise to pay back dues to the United Nations.

As part of the compromise to pay for unemployment benefits, Congress included language authorizing the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to hold voluntary incentive spectrum auctions.

Clinton administration officials dispute any suggestion that shuttle safety was compromised to pay for the space station cost overruns, but they readily acknowledge that the NASA budget was a "zero sum game": whatever was added to one program had to come out of another program.

Mr. Obama, who opposed the increase in troops, voted against the compromise bill to pay for the war that is cited in this advertisement and did not include those mandates, arguing that he did not want to give Mr. Bush "a blank check".

As part of a compromise, G.M. agreed to pay half of a proposed $13 million success fee, with the balance to be approved by Judge Gerber later.

This week, Senate leaders announced that they had finally reached a compromise on how to pay the estimated $6 billion cost of freezing the rate for one year.

With so many options being discussed in the Legislature, including the state's buying the utilities' transmission lines or getting a stake in the companies in return for cash, the state treasurer, Philip Angelides, contends that the utilities should be able to reach a compromise on how to pay what they owe to power generators, thus averting bankruptcy court.

Then, back in New Jersey, Mr. Corzine sat for an interview with News 12 New Jersey at which he seemed to respond to the concerns of voters that his programs might be too costly by emphasizing that he would not compromise the budget to pay for them.

In a compromise, First & Goal agreed to pay for grass to be installed for special events when needed.