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He has been pushing aggressively to impose the Dodd-Frank rules, although he has had to dial back on a few occasions in order to strike a compromise.

And they decidedly don't want any cuts in social security, Medicare, or the social safety net in general, in order to strike a "grand bargain" with the Republicans.

As for TD Securities pulling out, Lord Black claims it was he who ended the arrangement in order to strike a better deal elsewhere.

Furthermore, in order to strike a balance between computational complexity and system performance, based on the AS scheme, we propose a low complexity optimization method for PS scheme where a suboptimal PS ratio is given.

David Cameron is prepared to abandon his demand for a four-year ban on European migrants receiving tax credits in order to strike a deal on Britain's renegotiated membership of the EU, government sources have revealed.

The union tried to stave off a luxury tax and maximum player salaries but ultimately had to accept both in order to strike a deal in January 1999 and save the season.

The CMPRPM model applies queuing theory to calculate process operation time in order to strike an optimal balance between process execution demand and manpower service capacity.

Suggesting that Miliband would scrap the Trident nuclear deterrent in order to strike an electoral deal with the Scottish National party, Fallon told the Times: "Miliband stabbed his own brother in the back to become Labour leader.

Communication of the needs and expectations of both older adults with mobility restrictions, and those in a position to assist with transportation is needed in order to strike an effective balance between adequate mobility, and any real or perceived imposition on family members.

On April 10 , 1826 Rowan sponsored an amendment to legislation to reorganize the federal judiciary that would have required seven justices to concur with a decision in order to strike down a law as unconstitutional.

With support from Labour, the jobseekers (back to work schemes) bill was rushed through parliament in just three days in order to strike down a ruling from three appeal court judges who found that half a dozen of the government's employment schemes, which made jobseekers work unpaid under threat of having benefits stripped, were operating outside of the law.