Sentence examples for compromise to win from inspiring English sources

Speaker Pelosi supported the tougher provisions in previous bills but aides said she was willing to accept a compromise to win the new restrictions.

And they may indeed get a break from the Senate, where the need for Democrats to compromise to win 60 votes may ensure a more business-moderate outcome.

In pilot schemes, prosecutors have been able to compromise to win police trust for example by letting them skip hurdles that are required by the rules but not necessary to bring a particular case to court.

But the trade and economic ministers of the five Central American countries said today that they were willing to compromise to win permanent access to the United States economy and lure greater investment to their region.

Gerhaher is disappointed the public appetite for serious music has declined and he is not optimistic it will return, but he is unwilling to compromise to win greater name recognition.

As part of a compromise to win the support of all nine committee members, the report will also suggest that senators vote on a separate less severe resolution to censure Mr. Monserrate and strip him of his seniority and committee chairmanship.

"I don't see social conservatives making compromises to win in 2008," said the Rev. Donald Wildmon, founder of the American Family Association, a conservative Christian broadcaster and advocacy group.

And when he was initially backed by fewer than one in 10 of that team, and not much interested in compromises to win more over, it was a job he was always going to struggle to do effectively.

The board has made compromises to win backers for the rule, which would force companies to report profits and losses based on the changing values of derivative securities they own.

The Feinstein bill is a compromise intended to win Democratic support, which is crucial in the closely divided Senate, where 60 votes are needed to prevent a filibuster.

So-called aid in dying will look different in Vermont than elsewhere, because of an 11th-hour compromise required to win over two state senators who initially voted for the proposed law, then changed their positions.