Sentence examples for compromises taken from inspiring English sources

Even as they expanded the power and reach of their office, our greatest Presidents have made compromises, taken half-steps, and stayed within the boundaries prescribed by the Constitution.

The compromises take place not only between the political groups, but with the commission in the way that directives are drafted, and then with the 15 national governments meeting in council.

The similarity in plasma osmolality values observed between the LD and HD suggests that physiological compromises took place in order to preserve plasma osmolality and volume.

The language adopted by the Senate is a good compromise, taken from a law that has already weathered the courts in California.

"Compromise takes place all the time".

Everyone comes to the table with their own ideas and reaching a workable compromise takes time and skills.

Mr Tilson is hopeful that a compromise will be struck, but the shape that compromise takes could determine whether international funders embrace the for-profit model.

The two incidents represent the first big assaults on Indian military and police units since a regional government seeking compromise took office three weeks ago.

Finally he compromised: taking a studio rather than a one-bedroom apartment for $2,001 in the West Village that he intends to share with his girlfriend, Jennifer Zweig.

A Senate where 51 votes rule — not the filibuster-proof 60 — may well have empowered the political center to force compromise, taking power from the political poles, and especially from the party leadership, and returning it to potential deal makers.

He massaged the militancy of his own English clubs, picked a way through French law and caprice, turned the two faces of Welsh rugby towards compromise, took Scotland's arm around tradition and wrapped it instead around commercial reality.