Sentence examples for deal compromise from inspiring English sources

LAST month, President Obama and Congressional leaders came close to an agreement that could have set our nation on a sound fiscal path, only to see deal after deal, compromise after compromise, collapse.

"All he's saying and offering is, should the two sides want to make a deal, compromise some and there is still some gap to be bridged, he'll help bridge the gap".

Lawmakers have so far turned down the demands of aluminum billionaire Oleg Deripaska, lest an immunity deal compromise criminal investigations into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia to influence the election, according to the Times.

Levy adds: "Politicians must make deals, compromise with interests they abhor, distribute favours and neglect relationships" (Levy 2007, 52-3, endnote 26).

It just doesn't make sense to have this out in public and have deals compromised by what I disclose in a situation like this".

Reformism in local government has a Faustian history, often involving shady deals, compromised principles and unexpected outcomes as much as successful attempts to establish social justice in cities. Play your cards right and you can, like Herbert Morrison's London county council, succeed as a paragon of moderate municipal socialist virtue.

They don't get it, that we're worried about trade deals that compromise our national sovereignty, and that we don't negotiate these deals well.

Alexander Novak, Russia's energy minister, called the deal a compromise.

"I'm ready to make some tough concessions to get a deal, but compromise runs both ways," said Senator Patty Murray of Washington, the chairwoman of the Senate Budget Committee and the Democrats' lead negotiator.

A political career involves a great deal of compromise.

International deals require compromise but compromise is a messy business, the subject of late night deals in air-conditioned rooms.