Sentence examples for form a compromise from inspiring English sources

A bipartisan group of six committee members met for more than three months in an effort to form a compromise.

"It was an attempt to form a compromise within the prosecutor community,'' said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations.

In 2005, Mr. McCain aroused the suspicion of some conservatives alert to ideological heresy when he joined six other Republicans and seven Democrats in the Senate to form a compromise on appeals court nominations to break a nasty deadlock.

The military forces have staged heavily armed and sometimes competing marches and demonstrations in recent days, as Prime Minister Abdel Rahim el-Keeb huddles with various city council, tribal and militia leaders to form a compromise government.

It meant that once the bottom fell out on public support for Bush's effort which it did by early summer Democrats couldn't be pressured to work with Republicans to form a compromise proposal.

The remaining six solutions form a compromise between these two extremes.

He formed a compromise that allowed him to face Yokozuna in a rematch at King of the Ring 1993.

Two democrats from very different parts of the country recently came together to form a substantive compromise bill on Internet policy.

Senators worked to form a bipartisan compromise after they were unable to pass a short-term extension on low rates, as they had the year before when young people led an effort to keep rates steady.

That measure is more appealing to conservatives and Mr. Bush's advisers say he thinks elements of it could form an eventual compromise.

Can he form a health care compromise that satisfies both his liberal base and fiscal conservatives in his own party, much less the other one?