Sentence examples for compromise wording from inspiring English sources

What did happen was that the Soviets agreed to compromise wording in a joint statement that finessed the S.D.I. question for now.

The compromise wording, brokered by a French member of the European Parliament, Catherine Trautmann, said such a judgment must be approved by an "independent and impartial tribunal".

A series of further votes on the EU withdrawal bill will take place on Wednesday, but no defeats are expected after ministers agreed a compromise wording over post-Brexit plans for a "customs arrangement".

Though Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, America's staunchest allies on Iraqi policy, appeared isolated at times, it was Iraq, not them, that rejected compromise wording patched together by summit mediators.As the meeting wound up, the Arab leaders could at least congratulate themselves on putting on their best show of unity since the Gulf war.

He said that the compromise wording on provision for opponents of women bishops was "no compromise at all, because it has united against it the whole spectrum of traditionalists".

The leading figures of the so-called liberal forces in the constituent assembly subscribed to and signed a document containing compromise wording for the most contentious articles of the draft constitution, before withdrawing from the assembly and claiming that somehow the Islamists tricked them into signing the paper.

And as Manchin and Toomey were holding a press conference to discuss their compromise, word arrived of another agreement, this one with the N.R.A., on strengthening anti-gun trafficking laws.

To commemorate this dubious occasion, I'm going to recap the anniversary special in a manner that best reveals the bizarre appeal of these women: in their own (grammatically compromised) words.

That kind of compromise — a word she hates — is rare.

And the owners' lead negotiator, Jeff Pash, spoke of compromise, a word that had been rarely used in the almost three years since owners opted out of the current agreement in 2008.

After months of acrimonious debate, Spitzer and the psychoanalysts were able to reach a compromise: the word "neurosis" was retained in discreet parentheses in three or four key categories.