Sentence examples for forge compromises from inspiring English sources

They need time to forge compromises.

Mr. Flake acknowledged that ending earmarks also took away a tool lawmakers used to forge compromises though political horse-trading.

It gives them flexibility in policymaking and makes it easier for them to forge compromises between factions.

On Saturday, The Des Moines Register endorsed Mitt Romney because it thought that he would be "the stronger candidate" to forge "compromises in Congress".

But never before has he faced such a public test of his ability to forge compromises with Democrats on complex issues with immense political overtones.

The participants, exhausted by five days of nearly nonstop haggling, still tried to forge compromises on core trade issues that have been on the agenda for years.

In particular, it suggested poor countries should be able to use the "average" formula for cutting tariffs, while rich countries should be required to cut their higher tariffs more.The task at Cancun will be to forge compromise between the American-EU position and that of these developing countries, while somehow keeping extreme agricultural protectionists, such as Japan, on board.

He seems by nature to be a conciliator, constantly trying to forge compromise with his adversaries.

Her ability to work across the aisle and to forge compromise--evidenced by her work as State Senate Majority Leader--will be tested as she begins her tenure in the corner office.

The House and Senate leadership and ranking committee members used earmarks to persuade their reluctant colleagues to vote for or against key bills; they used them as a tool to forge compromise and as a carrot to produce majorities.

Conrad says Emanuel was speaking in reference to the need to overhaul the health care system as a whole -- to forge compromise and get a bill to the president's desk.