Sentence examples for considering a compromise from inspiring English sources

Reports yesterday suggested the Taliban were considering a compromise in which the Saudi dissident would be handed over for trial in a "neutral" country.

The Prime Minister is understood to be considering a compromise package because of the huge support among voters for the original ban.

But he appeared to suggest the government was considering a compromise, when asked directly about comments by Nobel laureate Brian Schmidt that NCRIS facilities would have to start letting staff go in the next few weeks.

In light of all this, you have to wonder what Democrats, who according to The New York Times are considering a compromise that sets a "goal" for withdrawal rather than a timetable, are thinking.

Bloomberg's Craig Gordon: "Republican tax writers are considering a compromise measure that would allow individuals to keep deducting the cost of the property taxes they pay while eliminating a larger tax break for their other state and local taxes, according to a GOP member of Congress.

Having developed an advantageous feeding, water exchange and oxygen supply strategy, as well as considering a compromise scheduling for the fingerling input and product fish output, we divide the volume vs. time function into equidistant parts and calculate the average volumes for these parts.

That vote forced Republicans to consider a compromise.

But Mr. Collins said that he would consider a compromise.

Mr. Jiang was considered a compromise candidate hurriedly selected in the aftermath of Tiananmen.

Admiral Widodo was considered a compromise choice, but has remained loyal to the civilian government.

"This measure can be considered a compromise," said Pracha Maleenont, the deputy interior minister, of the 1 a.m. closing.