Sentence examples for compromises from the from inspiring English sources

Ford agreed to continue with that system after some compromises from the union.

But in the final hours of negotiations, they at last extracted some key compromises from the league.

But the Justice Department has also taken flak for not pushing harder to stop deals and acquiescing to takeovers with only minor compromises from the companies.

The concert on Saturday, a late addition to the band's Biggest Bang world tour, was the product of long negotiations and numerous compromises: from the venue, a diminutive 8,000-seat 8,000-seatna, to the songs allowed by Chindoorcensors.

"In the long run, the odds are that Governor Leavitt will be confirmed, but not without some significant compromises from the administration," largely on providing information that committee members have sought, said Philip E. Clapp, president of the National Environmental Trust.

To make the most of this twin career, I expected to make compromises from the start.

On education, he compromised from the first.

The institution they envisioned became the Federal Reserve, and it was a compromise from the start.

Other leaders have also called for a greater spirit of compromise from the government.

The credibility of the Mubarak trial was in many ways compromised from the start.

"As a consequence, the effectiveness of the commission is likely to be compromised from the outset," Martin said.