Sentence examples for compromises designed from inspiring English sources

The history of the Republic to 1860 is literally a history of compromises designed to reconcile varying positions on slavery.

Created by the senators in tough closed-door negotiations, the legislation codifies other novel compromises designed to break logjams that have clogged the immigration system.

In a campaign season of sharp divisions and inflammatory rhetoric, the questionnaire asks about improving government, observations about compromises designed to achieve outcomes, and what candidates would do differently in their campaigning if they had it to do over again.

16 November, as was a Japanese compromise designed to keep the JIM alive for a further month pending a compromise being negotiated.

This is not a strategy but a fantasy — a compromise designed to give a little something to everyone, that is virtually guaranteed to accomplish nothing.

"Nada, none, zip". A group of senators announced last night that they had reached a compromise designed to avert a showdown over the judicial nominees.

Democrats and Republicans sympathetic to the plight of the "dreamers" worked out an immigration compromise designed carefully to give Trump what he had said he needed.

The new farm law was a compromise designed to protect farm income while freeing American farmers for spirited price competition with foreign producers.

A compromise upon compromise designed to placate the scientifically and economically illiterate Coalition right wing, which ignores the first priority of any government, to ensure the security of the people.

Over in the Senate, proponents of reform secured the narrowest of victories as a bipartisan compromise designed to prevent individuals on the terror watchlist from purchasing firearms survived a test vote.

Moderate Republicans on the foreign relations committee described the new bill as a compromise designed to ensure they had some say over the final deal rather than no say at all.