Sentence examples for compromises on key from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron addressed the meeting of 27 other leaders during dinner in which he urged fellow leaders to make compromises on key issues the UK public "care about".

There is a chance of progress this time around, since the W.T.O.'s members have agreed to a draft proposal that could lead to some smart compromises on key issues.

He said there was broad support for a peace settlement and argued that there is room for substantial compromise on key issues such as girls' education.

Proponents of the legislation blamed Gov. George E. Pataki, who they said stalled the bill because he did not want to antagonize tobacco companies after approving large cigarette tax hikes, and anti-tobacco groups who refused to compromise on key components.

When the Camp David talks collapsed last month without a deal, administration officials complained that Palestinians had been unwilling to compromise on key issues and that Arab leaders, including Mr. Mubarak, had not been active enough in building support for a pact.

Washington will have to compromise on key provisions of the deal, but the Pacific partnership will provide the United States with something it badly needs: A secure and lasting foothold for liberal trade, investment, and regulatory principles in the world's most economically promising region, one that might otherwise remain frozen in China's lengthening state capitalist shadow.

He faces a perception problem, not just with Congress but with a growing share of the American people who think he is so eager to find compromise on key issues of national importance that he allows himself to be pushed around.

Likewise, Bashar's domestic and international vulnerability is likely to compel him to compromise on key issues.

Although neither would compromise on key points, the issue was eventually settled and the ending theme was finalized.

Republican Mitch McConnell, who will become the Senate majority leader, said the American people expect compromise on key issues despite divided government.

Even as it was being announced, some Palestinians in the West Bank were protesting that Mr. Arafat, who left Egypt quickly to return to Gaza, had been railroaded into accepting watered-down compromises on his key demands.