Sentence examples for compromises to resolve from inspiring English sources

And a Gallup poll conducted last month found that Americans were much more likely to say the United States should put more pressure on the Palestinians to make necessary compromises to resolve the conflict (48 percent said so), rather than on the Israelis (25 percent said so).

He saw the Constitution and the law as compromises to resolve conflicting interests, possessing no moral force of their own.

National Voices, a coalition of 160 health and care charities, urged both sides to compromise to resolve the dispute.

"We should endeavor to compromise, to resolve conflicts peacefully, with anyone that supports the renewal of Hungary, or at least accepts it".

The defiant tone of the statement quashed hopes of a compromise to resolve the crisis, which erupted three months ago when Yanukovich decided against signing a free trade and association agreement with the European Union, choosing instead to increase ties with Russia.

Under a compromise to resolve a leadership struggle that had begun to damage the bank's image, Mr. Ackermann, 63, who has been chief executive since 2002, will become chairman of the supervisory board, Deutsche Bank said on Monday.

As the Affordable Care Act neared completion, the Obama administration and some Democrats in Congress drafted a proposed compromise to resolve differences between the House and Senate versions and smooth rough edges.

Rasa Hiob, Bad Soden, Germany Reducing tensions in the Balkans I agree with Misha Glenny's main premise that the Serbs and Kosovo Albanians must begin honest dialogue and compromise to resolve the issue of Kosovo ("Leave Serbia and Kosovo alone," Views, July 28).

The third type, the Navigator, follows the rules, but will compromise to resolve conflicts.

Desha again encouraged the legislators to compromise to resolve the court impasse.

In 1876, a compromise to resolve the Presidential election resulted in the removal of federal protection of African-Americans in the South.