Sentence examples for imposed a compromise from inspiring English sources

Mr. Putin let them abuse each other in the media for several days before a security council meeting on Aug. 11 when he reportedly imposed a compromise between the nuclear rocket forces and the conventional forces.

This is known in Britain as "pendulum" arbitration, because the mediator is obliged to come down on one side or another, rather than impose a compromise.

But after an outcry from fishermen and state officials, Judge Kessler imposed a less stringent compromise.

The McFadden Act of 1927 permanently established the Federal Reserve system, but in a political compromise, imposed a ban on banks opening new branches across state lines.

In a compromise the European Commission imposed a temporary 11.8% tariff on Chinese panels, which could rise to an average 47.8% in August if talks fail to resolve the issue.

He does not like abortion, but he urges Republicans to accept that Roe v. Wade, modified by the restrictions that states have been allowed to impose, is a compromise acceptable to most of the country, and he argues that concerted efforts to roll it back will only prove politically counterproductive.

The government imposed a curfew in Baghdad.

He has imposed a sort of democracy.

But the agency also imposed a condition.

Racing will also be concerned that any compromise proposal that imposed an early-evening cut-off point for gambling adverts would bar bookies from advertising during terrestrial racing coverage, but leave much of the televised Premier League and Champions League football schedule on Sky Sports and BT Sport relatively unaffected.

Judge Chin imposed an additional 16 months.