Sentence examples for compromises across from inspiring English sources

In public opinion surveys, voters claim to want their politicians to broker compromises across party lines.

It has organised elections, but the politicians refuse to make the necessary compromises across sectarian lines.

Reduced social contact makes it harder to build trust and strike compromises across party lines.

Although its politicians love to pay lip-service to bipartisanship, the reality is that congressional politics have become more bitter and ideological, making it still harder for politicians to achieve compromises across party lines.

Susan Collins, a Republican senator from Maine known for forging compromises across party lines, was more explicit in calling for the language restricting funds to a Planned Parenthood affiliate in Puerto Rico to be dropped from the bill.

The coalition's survival depends on compromises across the board – David Cameron retreated in Brussels this week in the face of both reality and Nick Clegg's dismay – and ministers believe its survival matters to the wider economic stability of the state and society.

Prey to national politics and industry lobbying, regulators are not inclined to compromise across borders.

"There were at least 108 times when a child's breathing was compromised across the two years covered by these reports.

Aides said Senator Reid was trying to signal a new willingness to compromise across party lines when he called on Republicans to join in finding a way "to responsibly end this war".

Mr. Mourdock's campaign was fueled by millions from the Tea Party and national right-wing organizations that wanted to make an example of Mr. Lugar for the ultimate sin of seeking compromise across party lines.

Certainly no one entity can force progress; it must be achieved via negotiated consensus and compromise across the various institutions and entities.