Sentence examples for compromises that will help from inspiring English sources

See, while many may have doubts over whether the committee will be able to reach a deal on the budget, there is hope that the committee might be able to reach an agreement that would help reach some minor compromises that will help blunt the second round of sequester cuts.

The Future of the conflict lies in the ability of the major parties to cast the old shadows of intransigency and to offer compromises that will help improve the lives of the Sahrawis, especially those in the camps in Algeria.

So after the comprehensive Greek proposals, I am confident that we will reach a compromise that will help the eurozone and Greece to overcome the crisis.

Perhaps, with the Peshmerga move, it has struck a compromise that will help placate all sides.

"We want to reassure people that we have listened and that work has been ongoing to address those anxieties - to reach a compromise that will help achieve the goals of the master plan while also addressing the legitimate concerns of our citizens.

And a compromise proposal that will help get money from Washington to buy new voting machines finally made it through both houses.

The present Congress, despite being labelled initially as a lame duck, has managed to reach agreement on three important issues within a matter of weeks: a bipartisan compromise on tax that will help stimulate the economy, repeal of the ban on gay people serving openly in the military and now, almost certainly, ratification of the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (Start).

As we move towards our March 18th deadline for the current continuing resolution, I hope that my colleagues across the aisle will listen to what experts across the country are telling them and compromise on a budget that will help trim expenditures while maintaining our investments in our future.

We are also working on building a personalized password strength meter (PPSM) and a compromised credential check as a service (C3S) that will help web-services and users learn if any of their existing or newly chosen passwords are vulnerable to credential tweaking attacks.

"I'd caution Democrats not to compromise on issues that will only produce incremental changes that will help Republicans," said Representative Nancy Pelosi, Democrat of California.

Its nearly impenetrable fortress in the House is dominated by far-right conservatives who have little incentive to act in ways that will help the national party or lead to compromises that the White House would be open to accepting.