Sentence examples for facilitate a compromise from inspiring English sources
But a positive interpretation is that it was meant to facilitate a compromise on the central issue of the number of uranium-enrichment centrifuges Iran could keep.With its growing stockpile of low-enriched uranium (LEU), currently 8.4 tonnes, and its 10,000 installed centrifuges Iran could spin enough fissile material for one bomb within a couple of months.
This failed to facilitate a compromise between the factions.
Although Parker and colleagues [ 12] have argued for the differentiation of melancholia from psychotic depression, the finding that psychosis is often present in cases of melancholia [ 12] could facilitate a compromise approach.
But, what they don't acknowledge or possibly understand is that in doing so, defense lawyers foster communication which can facilitate a "win-win" compromise advantageous to the defendant and to the government.
But the best reason to go there is to facilitate a truce and bang out a compromise.
Thats one way to facilitate a transfer.
Then, facilitate a discussion.
These policies would improve resource efficiency and productivity, enable entrepreneurship, help to integrate nationals into the private labor market without exposing them to socially unacceptable income levels, facilitate political compromise between social classes, and help put HRCs onto a fiscally sustainable path.
This study aimed to describe the cross-organisational, organisational and individual factors that facilitate or compromise the safety of patients with intellectual disabilities in NHS acute hospitals.
Eleven articles were identified through a search of six electronic databases and data were analysed to identify: the factors that facilitate or compromise access to care; the consequences of inadequate care for pregnant women's health and wellbeing; and the effectiveness of existing strategies for improvement.
These outcomes range between those rare cases of instrumental take up of knowledge, to use of scientific concepts and ideas to accommodate conflict and facilitate political compromise, to controversies in which the opponents use competing knowledge claims to underpin their respective positions (Turnhout et al. 2008; Sarewitz, 2004; Memmler and Winkel 2007).
