Sentence examples for finding compromises to from inspiring English sources

As Cox says: "What they are good at is having faith, loving each other and finding compromises to make them both happy.

Both redistricting (ie, apolitically drawn districts) and non-partisan primaries are intended to benefit more moderate politicians, who may pride themselves on finding compromises and reaching out to foes.

For nearly three years, President Obama devoted a great deal of effort to finding compromises with Congressional Republicans.

This group generally is sensitive to finding compromises that aren't deal killers for Hispanics and that can win broader Republican support.

To avoid this, some experts say, the American authorities face the challenge of finding compromises: reallocating economic resources, divvying up power between central and regional governments and perhaps introducing a less familiar version of democracy, one that, for example, limits participation by extremist politicians campaigning on ethnic or religious differences.

Meanwhile, officials have been working to allay fears by sharing replantation plans, seeking community input at neighborhood council meetings and finding compromises where they can.

It's finding compromises".

This was work he excelled at, weaving networks, building alliances, finding compromises, working 14-hour days in Albany.

"We are interested in finding a way out," he said, "finding compromises which could help move the loya jirga forward and have a happy end".

Of course there will be conflicts between some of these freedoms (eg should freedom of speech extend to shouting "Fire!" in a crowded theatre?) and politics will be concerned with balancing these and finding compromises.

Speaking of the state education system, Father Hovorun said, "It is more concerned about finding compromises between the old Soviet system and the new European standards".