Sentence examples for devise compromise from inspiring English sources

While the settlers are unpopular in the country at large, they still have solid support among the 250,000 or so party members who are eligible to vote in the Likud primaries.Mr Peres and some of the other Labour ministers are trying to devise compromise plans that would pare down the handouts for settlements yet save some money for low-income groups.

Several people have devised compromise rules that seek to create uniform rules for both codes, but these have been resisted thus far.

Both the SNP leadership and senior Lib Dem figures had devised compromise "face-saving" packages to allow the two parties to form a coalition without it being sabotaged by their profound differences on the referendum.

Although a number of large developing nations like China, Brazil and South Africa balked at the intrusiveness of the system, Mr. Stern helped devise a compromise they could live with.

The House and Senate Banking Committees already have submitted anti-money laundering legislation and members of both committees have been working closely with one another to devise a compromise bill.

The House and Senate Banking committees have already submitted anti-money-laundering legislation, and members of both committees have been working closely together to devise a compromise bill.

If the Fed really wanted to survive the disgruntlement in both parties, he continued, Mr. Bernanke would have to step back and let him devise a compromise.

In one instance, delegates from China and Brazil actually pounded on tables to drown out a speaker from industry.To break the impasse, some countries are trying to devise a compromise before the summit that will temporarily appease all sides.

Ingenious attempts by the physicists George FitzGerald of Ireland and Hendrik A. Lorentz of the Netherlands to devise a compromise to salvage the notion of ether were eventually superseded by Einstein's special theory of relativity (see relativity).

Whether Ms. White will be able to devise a compromise with her fellow commissioners to protect the funds from a "run on the bank" that almost occurred during the financial crisis will be a crucial test of her leadership.

Josh Ewing, Mr. Anderson's spokesman, said the mayor recently met with lawyers and city leaders to devise a compromise that would satisfy the church and the Constitution, but the effort failed.