Sentence examples for far-reaching compromises from inspiring English sources

It turns out the Palestinians have negotiated seriously, including proposing some far-reaching compromises.

They discussed, without finally accepting, far-reaching compromises on territory, Jerusalem, the future of Jewish settlements and the rights of Palestinian refugees, four of the most important elements of a final agreement.

With confirmation now that the gaps between the parties are bridgeable and that both sides have been ready to negotiate potentially far-reaching compromises, it behooves the US administration to act with resolve – presidential resolve – to pursue Middle East peace.

The terrorist war that began around Rosh Hashana two years ago and provoked official campaigns of Jew-hatred throughout the Arab world has convinced Israelis like me who are ready to make far-reaching compromises for peace that there will be no acceptance of a Jewish state in the Middle East no matter how much territory we concede.

Mr. Rabbo knows, as does Yasir Arafat, that last summer Ehud Barak, then prime minister, presented the Palestinians with a historic offer to achieve real peace, with far-reaching compromises on settlements and every other major issue in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

I will be prepared to make a far-reaching compromise".

"With those six words, the Israeli people will be prepared to make a far-reaching compromise.

For the past week or so, the president has relentlessly sought the mantle of maturity, casting himself as the guy seeking bold and far-reaching compromise while his opponents seek the lower ground of marginal change.

In his speech before the U.S. Congress in May, Netanyahu even made this demand the linchpin of any future peace deal, promising "a far-reaching compromise" if only the Palestinian leader were to publicly declare "I will accept a Jewish state".

With hope still alive for a resolution by Christmas, President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner, met Sunday at the White House, their first face-to-face meeting in nearly a month and their first one-on-one session since July 2011, when they last tried to forge a far-reaching compromise to tame the national debt.

"On the one hand, the Palestinians are moving toward Hamas while on the other, the prime minister is showing a real willingness to make far-reaching territorial compromise," a top Netanyahu aide said, speaking on condition of anonymity.