Sentence examples for historical compromise from inspiring English sources

Modern western Europe thus came to be built on a "historical compromise" between capital and labour.

They also need a strong leader that can bring them to a historical compromise.

"There is today an opportunity to create a historical compromise that will be unique to Tunisia, and unique in the Arab world," he said.

Lebanon and Palestine are good places to start thrashing out what should, in time, become a larger historical compromise between London and Paris.

All the talk about genuine historical compromise boils down to this: Two peoples living in peace in two states on a tiny stretch of land between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea.

Far from a turnaround, this is in many ways the logical conclusion of Napolitano's political career: having joined the Italian Communist party after the collapse of fascism, he has always been a strong proponent of a "historical compromise": an alliance between communists and Christian Democrats to overcome economic crisis and political turmoil.

The curious historical phenomenon of Labourism – Britain's very own historic compromise between capitalism and the working class – had run its course.

Blick's intelligent, deeply humane writing acknowledged all sides of the argument, as mistrust and good intentions became mired in compromise, historical grievance and that eternal bugbear of bad politics, miscommunication.

Others contended that the technique compromised historical authenticity.

The province, sitting on the northern tip of Sumatra island and holding about 2% of Indonesia's population of 250 million, was granted this special status in 2001 as a compromise with historical separatist movements.

But what if the state places a restriction on the use of a person's land, telling the owner that she may not erect a modern skyscraper because it will compromise the historical aesthetics of the neighborhood?