Sentence examples for compromised of five from inspiring English sources

First, it created a new national defense council, to be compromised of five civilians and twice as many officers; then it appointed a military man to serve as the incoming president's chief of staff.

New York City is compromised of five boroughs.

That's long been a problem in Southeast Asia, which is compromised of six major countries, each of which requires a different payment solution — Omise is trying to offer a one-stop shop.

Litigating a case through every level of the court is no cheap affair and it's unclear whether the legal team (compromised of two lawyers in Vancouver and one in Ottawa) trying to preserve the narrow definition of "bestiality" is being paid, or whether those lawyers have taken on the case pro-bono.

This Committee was compromised of two rheumatologists, experts in BD (T.A. and Z.T ., an epidemiologist (A.S ., translators and a clinical research nurse coordinator (H.P).

"There's no need to compromise on one of the issues that matters to you.

If you're really in love, then both people should be able to compromise, instead of one person doing all the giving in every time.

Describes his refusal of two bids made by a Vermont stockbroker and their final compromise of ten thousand dollars.

This too went through the legal system, to arrive at a compromise of two new Hispanic and two new Anglo districts.

However, eastern European countries want the period to be no longer than five years, while Jean-Claude Juncker, the European commission president, suggested a compromise of seven years.

Labour had been calling for six debates, claiming the Conservatives wanted only one, but Labour's chief negotiator, Lord Mandelson, agreed to the compromise of three.