Sentence examples for could agree to a compromise from inspiring English sources
He still could lead a future government, while Mr. Soini of the True Finns could agree to a compromise on participating in bailouts in exchange for posts in the next government.
"And they don't even have to come back into town," he added, noting that both the House and the Senate are in pro forma session this month, and each could agree to adopt a compromise bill by unanimous consent.
If our leaders could agree to this compromise the debate about tax reform could move beyond the vagaries of partisan politics--which is achieving nothing--and get down to brass tacks of solving technical problems and working out compromises with special interests.
Negotiators for the European Parliament, the European Commission and the European Union's telecommunications ministers agreed to a compromise that could limit mobile phone roaming charges for 450 million European consumers by the end of the summer.
Before I could agree to do this, my wife and I compromised and decided that since we would be filming all day Friday, we would go nowhere near the track on Saturday then return on Sunday for the race.
Under one possible compromise, the commission could agree to modify the measure by letting national governments determine whether any sanctions should apply to companies and organizations that failed to take steps like introducing transparent selection criteria to give more consideration to women.
Under one possible compromise, Ms. Reding could agree to modify the measure by letting national governments determine the types of sanctions that companies and organizations would face if they failed to take steps like introducing transparent selection criteria to improve gender balance on boards.
But the prospect of an agricultural land rush created so much controversy that Mr. Putin's government agreed to a compromise that banned foreign ownership of farms and restricted the size of farms that Russians could assemble.
