Sentence examples for government compromises from inspiring English sources

Villages maximize their profits and attenuate the government's role in ensuring public revenue, whereas government compromises related to development control challenge the capacity of limited public governance.

"If the government compromises with the west, then conditions will be better here," predicted Ehsan, a 70-year-old driver who was quick to hark back to the halcyon days under the shah.

He suggested that the application of the TPA to a party that deals with a government compromises the intention of Parliament that State and Territory governments should be immune from the TPA.

In the US system of government, compromise is perhaps its most essential element.

Whereupon the government compromised with the masters (in the full sense of the word) of the colleges.

In the end the government compromised, passing responsibility to the new Office for Students to work with individual universities.

Shadow correctional services minister Paul Papalia told Guardian Australia the current WA government compromised juvenile detention and rehabilitation when they amalgamated Banksia Hill and Rangeview.

In any event, he argued that Mr. Enrile's participation in the Government compromised the "credibility" and "independence" of any new party.

Both sides are still publicly praising the discussions as positive, even though Labour say they have yet to see any government compromise suggestions.

But in a divided government, compromise is needed, and happily there are other chips that can be put on the table as we bargain over how to raise the needed revenue from the wealthy.

The long-running battle over fox hunting with hounds in England and Wales took another twist today as a government compromise over banning the hunts passed its first hurdle in Parliament while pro-hunting forces rallied outside.