Sentence examples for hard compromise from inspiring English sources

The meeting was conceived and executed not to achieve a breakthrough, but to restart an American-brokered process of communication and hard compromise.

Whatever you think of those welfare-to-work reforms, and most experts agree they did far more good than harm, that hard compromise changed the politics of poverty.

"It's a very hard compromise for people, but we recognize, I think a majority of us, the alternative is calamitous," said Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif ., summing up the thinking of many of her colleagues after BiD-Calif .hisumming to them.

And for all these hard compromises, things could get worse.

And these are just the hard compromises that have leaked.

To provide this package, the United States will have to ask Mr. Sharon to make hard compromises.

No longer would it be enough just to accept hard compromises and permanent concessions.

The men were older than expected, and the couples faced hard compromises to create new lives and a community.

Speaking at the White House, Mr. Clinton singled out the Israeli prime minister, Ehud Barak, for his readiness to make hard compromises.

Toward the end of 2009, the President continued to struggle with the hard compromises he would have to make in writing his budget and planning initiatives for the new year.

He said that Sharon's refusal to acknowledge that Arafat's successors might have been more willing to make the hard compromises necessary for peace was a mistake.