Zhang goes on, "But in actuality, on the subject of political reform, it must be the government that complies with the will of the people; the government must be more willing to enter into compromise".
The Protestant denominations had actually been constrained by state establishment of religion either a denomination was suppressed by the government, or, if the denomination became established, it had to enter into the inevitable compromises that must be made in politics and administration.
"The BBC ensures that every employee has independent legal advice before entering into a compromise agreement - there is no question of their being forced into signing one without understanding its implications," said a spokesman.
Scholars have argued that often, under the pretext of economic development, developing countries were asked to enter into agreements that could greatly compromise their cultural development 8).
Individuals who are compromised and threatened cannot enter into the process of building healthy, trusting relationships that are necessary for a society to engage in sustainable, peaceful relations.
Ultimately, Franz Joseph makes a historic compromise: he allows Franz Ferdinand to enter into a morganatic marriage with Sophie — a marriage that denies her entry into the royal family and that denies their children title and heritage alike.
To get their names removed, people have to either pay in full, enter into a binding payment plan, agree to a compromise offer or declare bankruptcy, he said.
Under parliamentary pressure and with a clear split in the ranks of editors, it was obvious that Cameron would enter into cross-party talks to agree some kind of compromise.
"Certainly people's egos get into this, and when personal issues enter into it, it makes it very hard to reach a compromise".
And you've got to be careful that you don't compromise the one in the attempt to enter into the other".
