Sentence examples for contain a compromise from inspiring English sources
Officials said that the agreement closely resembled the mayor's executive budget proposal, but offered partial restorations of some of the most onerous cuts, including those that had been planned for centers for the elderly, libraries and child care programs, and that it would probably contain a compromise to save part of the city's recycling program.
The Democratic platform contained a compromise plank on civil rights.
When it did, it contained a compromise: although the quota would be permanently applied to parties' internal elections, it would be enforced only as an experiment for this month's general election and next year's local elections.
Such information could be useful in the design of compounds to target cancers containing a compromised p53 pathway.
But the law contained a crucial compromise.
In 2010, Santo Versace — a politician who is also the chairman of the Versace fashion house — championed a law that contained a very Italian compromise: if two of the steps in the manufacturing process took place in Italy, the item could bear the valuable label.
Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Cigna) announced today he would filibuster the health care bill because it contains a public option compromise.
In exchange, the outside world will lift economic sanctions and agree to Iran's right to enrich uranium.That compromise contains a prize worth having.
Wednesday evening, House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md., said the compromise measure contains a "modified" version of the Buy America provision that is "pretty much along the Senate lines".
When I asked him if he would support the compromise legislation if it contained a provision for tamper-proof identity cards, he said, "If we could get the I.D., it would make the rest of it work for me".
The president's statement contained a tinge of disappointment, given that the compromise legislation does not contain bans on either assault weapons or high-capacity magazines, both of which he has campaigned for in recent weeks.
