Sentence examples for compromised on core from inspiring English sources

There was no indication that either the Israelis or the Palestinians had compromised on core issues — such as ending Israeli settlement activity in the West Bank or conceding the right of return of Palestinian refugees — that have sunk previous negotiations.

The day's deliberations reflected a party acutely aware of Mr. Bush's political needs, and his efforts to appeal to swing voters on issues like education, but also unwilling, at times, to compromise on core beliefs.

It simply isn't necessary to compromise on core values to acquire talent.

Most importantly, this new Democratic/Labor Party would be willing to fight rather than compromise on core principles.

But Shapiro, and several other conservative commentators, argued post-election that Republicans shouldn't compromise on core conservative issues going forward.

Liberal groups have heard similar sentiments before, however, and are worried that Durbin's involvement and his close ties to President Barack Obama means he'll be willing to compromise on core principles.

This friction was indicative of a fundamental divide between the two men: Harper was strongly committed to conservative principles and opposed Manning's inclinations toward populism, which Harper saw as leading to compromise on core ideological matters.

But even as Republicans have become more extreme and further out of touch with the needs and wants of the majority, some Democrats have become increasingly willing to compromise on core values -- and increasingly unwilling to commit themselves wholeheartedly to a populist economic agenda.

He maintained that his party will refuse to compromise on one core principle.

He also attributes the success of Farmfoods to the fact that "their product range is quite basic, but they have not over-diversified or compromised on their core strength – selling frozen foods – and that has worked in their favour".

In such conflicts, it can seem not only difficult, but also wrong, to compromise on a core belief.