Sentence examples for compromised bargain from inspiring English sources

Anne Kaufman directs solidly, and Coleman, Ferrer and Stahl-David hold up their end of the compromised bargain with sturdy performances that flesh out real characters but never alleviate the basic problem: Patrons are far ahead of them within minutes of the start and remain there for the rest of the work.

The first is Mr Clegg's desire not to compromise his bargaining power by limiting his options in advance; the second his need to distance himself from Mr Brown.

But strict socialists feared that unions were compromised by the bargains they struck with capitalists, and even proponents of the Chicago idea did not wish for unions to seize political power.

Joseph Smith continues to be regarded by many Mormons as a final authority on issues of belief, though so much of his legacy, including plural marriage, had to be compromised in the grand bargain by which the moguls of Salt Lake City became plutocrats defining the Republican party.

It has even been argued (Redondi 1983) that the charge of Copernicanism was a compromise plea bargain to avoid the truly heretical charge of atomism.

The union originally proposed a 5% wage increase, but in bargaining sessions they have compromised to 3.75%.

The miners may richly deserve their pay rise, but as the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) Secretary General Frans Baleni put it: "The normal bargaining processes have been compromised.

If opposition legislators have the ability to block bills, the failure of which will be laid on the ruling party, then there is no incentive for the opposition to bargain and compromise.

Unless they agree on a common vision of Mexico's future, and stop believing that "compromise and bargaining is a sign of corruption," Mr. Fox and Mr. Madrazo "may be leading Mexico to a total stalemate," he said.

Fundamentally, the world can be perceived as one big compromise, with bargains and trade-offs defining relationships between organisms across all ecosystems.

On the one side, there was the president willing to compromise to achieve a "grand bargain" that would have resulted in a 10 year 4.3 trillion dollar reduction in spending.