Sentence examples for include a compromise from inspiring English sources

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They include a compromise with religious groups on the law's mandate for insurance coverage of contraceptives and an agreement deferring deportations of illegal immigrants who were brought to the country as children.

The Ir Amim report suggests that the real reason behind the renewed call to ascend the Temple Mount is political: following the Oslo Accords of 1993, Israel's national-religious movement, worried that a future peace agreement with the Palestinians would include a compromise on the compound, has been trying to change the facts on the ground by reclaiming Jewish sovereignty there.

Since Jerusalem is a national and religious symbol for both Palestinians and Israelis, a mutually-agreed upon solution will have to include a compromise in which the Palestinian neighborhoods serve as the Palestinian capital and the Israeli neighborhoods as the Israeli capital.

This year, the Senate bill includes a compromise that the chamber and the A.F.L-C.I.O.

It included a compromise on the union's desire to change the agreement's termination date, the last stumbling block.

The deal included a compromise on Jerusalem and an Israeli withdrawal from 90percentt of the West Bank, including the strategic Jordan Valley.

The final statement included a compromise in which the bishops said: "We support those who risk their lives in the service of their nation.

There was progress on a number of issues, including a compromise on protecting endangered animals and plants, which calls for a significant reduction in the rate of extinction by 2010.

The outlines of Duke's proposal included a compromise on the money owed by California utilities, in exchange for the dropping of private lawsuits, California's complaints to federal regulators and the state investigations.

When state lawmakers voted last summer to renew Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's control over New York City schools, they included a compromise devised to respond to complaints that the public had little opportunity for meaningful input.