Sentence examples for developed a compromise from inspiring English sources

In the run-up to its decision to move its search engine to Hong Kong on Monday, the company had believed it had developed a compromise with communist leaders.

The County Legislature rejected his plan and developed a compromise plan that included a tax increase smaller than the one urged by the college and restored some, but not all of the proposed cuts.

He developed a compromise bill with Jauch that sought to strike a balance between the state's conservationist traditions and the accommodations GTac sought, but it was described by Fitzgerald as a "nonstarter" and never brought up for a vote.

Thus, the IJN developed a compromise solution in which the fleet carriers would operate closely together within their carrier divisions but the divisions themselves would operate in loose rectangular formations, with approximately 7000 m separating the carriers from each other.

Thus, the IJN developed a compromise solution in which the fleet carriers would operate closely together within their carrier divisions but the divisions themselves would operate in loose rectangular formations, with approximately 7000 m separating each carrier.

Chili's withdrew its permission to shoot, but, after a few hours, Steve Carell developed a compromise: Pam falls off her bar stool and Dwight responds, "A woman has had a seizure!" Pam was also to be over-served alcohol by the Chili's staff.

From the outset, Russia has advocated peaceful dialogue enabling Syrians to develop a compromise plan for their own future.

In his op-ed, he reminded readers that from "the outset, Russia has advocated peaceful dialogue enabling Syrians to develop a compromise plan for their own future".

He said that he and Mr. Schiro worked together to develop a compromise with the S.E.C. "The rule, even though it has its shortcomings over all, is a rule the profession can live with".

Mr. Grassley and Mr. Baucus have been trying to develop a compromise that could win support from at least 8 or 9 of the 10 Republicans on the Finance Committee and as many as 4 of the 10 Democrats.

Paul Rübig, a member of the European Parliament from Wels, Austria, said Mr. Almunia was intent on developing a compromise that let the Austrian merger go through, while at the same time placating the country's antitrust regulator.