Sentence examples for equal compromise from inspiring English sources

A "separate but equal" compromise may not be ideal — it still leaves the Orthodox in control of the larger part of the plaza — but it's a worthy agreement, and a step in the right direction.

Civil unions, which Schumer heretofore supported to the exclusion of marriage, are just as absurd in their "separate but equal" compromise, as several studies have now found.

You have to have good communication and equal compromise if the new relationship will work.

Collaboration for us equals compromise".

Leaders compromise -- because sometimes being relentless means never giving up, equals compromise.

Eric Foner, the pre-eminent historian of Reconstruction, recalled last week via e-mail how Strom Thurmond would argue in the early 1960s "that segregation benefited blacks and whites and had nothing to do with racism" — as if inequality were O.K. as long as segregationists pushing separate-but-equal "compromises" claimed their motives were pure.

The well-tempered method is the father, or at least the favorite uncle, of the equal-temperament compromise generally adopted today.

That deal, however, was killed by Republicans in Congress since, contrary to their "principles," it included some tax increases (these facts are rarely noted in typical accounts of both sides' allegedly equal aversion to compromise).

The rural-urban dichotomy and lack of institutionalized public participation in land use decision-making have compromised equal economic and social opportunity for farmers, eroded public trust in local governments, and led to social unrest.

Therefore, you have to take care of the emotional part of the brain that believes that compromise equals loss.

They live in a black and white land where compromise equals defeat and discussion means you taking notes while they talk.