Sentence examples for compromise to replace from inspiring English sources

Though both parties say a compromise to replace sequestration this year is unlikely, Mr. Obama said, "I will continue to seek out partners on the other side of the aisle so that we can create the kind of balanced approach of spending cuts, revenues, entitlement reform that everybody knows is the right way to do things".

Legislative leaders and Gov. George E. Pataki are in intensive talks on a bill to require less flammable cigarettes -- a compromise to replace a bill Mr. Pataki vetoed late last month -- while the Assembly seriously considers a vote to override that veto.

104 floors of compromise?" The project to replace the twin towers of the World Trade Center, which were destroyed in terrorist attacks on 11 September 2001, has been controversial from the start: some felt that the area – some of the most valuable commercial space in the world – should have been left empty as a memorial.

"If someone's fingerprint is stolen, that person can't just grow a new finger to replace the compromised fingerprint — the fingerprint for that person is compromised forever.

The use of dental implants to replace missing or compromised teeth has been well documented clinically over many years.

One goal of tissue engineering is to replace lost or compromised tissue function, and an approach to this is to control the interplay between materials (scaffolds), cells and growth factors to create environments that promote the regeneration of functional tissues and organs.

The main concept is to create a volume or even to replace an original volume compromise for the aging process of the face and neck.

It then made sense to replace him with Mr Sinha.This compromise may yet work out reasonably well for Mr Vajpayee.

In an interview over the weekend, the Labour leader argued it was not a binary decision on whether to replace Trident submarines, suggesting a possible compromise.

Scientists believe stem cells could be used as a super "repair kit" for the body, generating healthy tissue to replace that damaged by trauma or compromised by disease.

In June 2008, a compromise was made defining the possibility of a $12 million bridge to replace the 104-year-old deteriorating structure.