Sentence examples for incorporating compromises from inspiring English sources

The speaker said she would have another version, incorporating compromises between the House and the Senate, "in a matter of days".

To eliminate this bias, we incorporate the compromise effect directly into our econometric model.

This in turn incorporates significant compromise in polarization sensitive loss, PSL.

The fight will resume in the Senate, where the Finance Committee has approved a bill that incorporates the compromise just rejected by the House.

Judge Kaye's plan already incorporates some delicate compromises -- leaving intact, for example, the unusual system of electing some judges and appointing others in similar courts -- but any reorganization would require a constitutional amendment and, before that, agreement on the number of judgeships that would effectively belong to each legislative district.

But who will play George Mitchell?" In other words, is it not time for all the parties – Hacked Off, the coalition government, the Labour party, press industry representatives and, possibly, lawyers – to get together and hammer out an acceptable compromise, incorporating the best of each charter?

President Clinton's most recent peace proposal would have incorporated both of these compromises.

David Popenoe, a professor emeritus of sociology at Rutgers, once wrote, vaguely, that the "institutional purpose, and therefore the importance of the social institution in general, would surely be compromised by incorporating the marriage of same-sex couples".

The third and fourth effects cannot be compromised without incorporating the adaptive optics elements [15, 16].

Branstad: After initial rejection, has reversed position and negotiated a compromise agreement incorporating private insurance and premiums Hatch: Yes.

That, alone, might make up for many of the corporate-friendly compromises already incorporated into health care "reform".