Sentence examples for give compromise from inspiring English sources

Instead of peace, he argued in our Opinion pages, why not give compromise a chance?

When Kennedy told liberals that a given compromise was the best they could get, they believed him.

It is time to alter the Syrian balance of power enough to give political compromise a chance and Assad no option but departure.

Something has to give, some compromise must be reached; we live in an imperfect world.

Not all of these events require gifts (not since the Great Schwartzberg Family Gift-Giving Compromise of 2003), but they all require cards.

But Mr Chávez is not a man given to compromise.

By nature Jaafari is given to compromise, to accommodation, to peacemaking.

The object of bad feelings was Britain's Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher who seemed to be as little given to compromise as de Gaulle was.

Until then, both men will have to somehow overcome the scars of a vicious campaign in a culture not given to compromise.

That suggested a possibility that although he opposes higher tax rates, they could still end up in a final package, given enough compromise by the White House on spending.

It gives the compromise between the results obtained by different techniques.