In the early years of the Bosnian War, the United States regularly castigated Britain and France for moral cowardice in supporting compromise peace plans at a time when Britain and France had troops on the ground in Bosnia while America did not.
Yet even on immigration, many Republicans are weighing their party's long-term interests in supporting a compromise against their own short-term arguments for opposing one: antipathy remains deep in conservative districts to any proposal that would grant citizenship.
My personal statement concerns the accusation by Mrs Breyer that, in supporting this compromise text, I am deceiving people, that I am committing a fraud involving consumer safety.
So I join in supporting the compromise package which has been put forward, particularly by my distinguished colleague Mrs Roth-Behrendt, not least because independent observers tell me that this package is in line with the ITRE Committee's position.
As John Kampfner notes, the manifesto authors remain compromised by their failure to concede their error in supporting the initial invasion.
By way of compromise, they supported him in art school on the condition that he study the teaching of art.
The socio-physical environments of slums are diverse and can compromise and support health in a variety of ways.
But at a time when Democrats in Congress say they are willing to compromise and support some cuts in the estate tax, the so-called marriage penalty and even in the actual income tax rates -- as long as all the tax cuts benefit primarily middle-income families -- the Bush team appears to be sticking to its own approach.
In the end, the bill totally exempted bilateral platforms and partially exempted multilateral platforms, a compromise Mr. Lay supported in his letter.
There is an assumption that the products will be low quality, the customer service will be bad and that the consumer will have to compromise in order to support Black-owned businesses.
