Sentence examples for incremental compromises from inspiring English sources

Interviewees also provided suggestions of strategies that advocates might utilise to best overcome the current political inertia of incremental compromises and achieve timely comprehensive smoking bans.

Although no participant was able to conclusively state what they believed would be the "smoking gun" [union representative] that would overcome the inertia of incremental compromises in regards to pubs and clubs, they had a variety of suggestions of what tactics advocates should take to win the final endgame.

Under these circumstances, and with the economy showing signs of slowing, even members of Congress from Mr. Bush's own party say the next few years will be a time for incremental compromise -- not for his grand plans for a sweeping tax cut or for diverting some Social Security payroll taxes into private investment accounts.

It's an incremental compromise — and it didn't win over everyone.

Instead, politicians and advisors indicated that incremental advances and compromises between various stakeholders are "the only way government can work" [political advisor] because of the government's need to take into account a variety of stakeholders.

According to the board, the incremental increases represent compromise between both workers and employers.

The Chief does have extra power within the Court, in that he assigns which Justices will write the opinions and runs the conference in which cases are discussed, and you could imagine Scalia withholding cases from O'Connor because she favors the kind of incremental solutions and compromise positions and balancing tests that he, in his absolutism, hates.

I have a realistic grasp of the culture of the Senate, having worked in that body for over six years, and an academic understanding of our system of governance with its steadfast reliance upon incremental change and compromise, having recently taught a college course on public policy.

From another perspective, this customized spring model can be deemed to be a compromise between incremental and concurrent sensor localization algorithms.

Because of the government's desire to balance various issues and stakeholders, politicians and advisors suggested that health advocates who are open to compromise and incremental progress will more likely be heard and received by the government.

Let's just admit, once and for all that Obama's master plan has been to bend over backwards in his attempts to reach gentlemanly compromises on either incremental trajectory adjustments, while suggesting big policy changes that were steeped in stuff from right-wing policy shops -- like, you know, the Affordable Care Act -- in the hopes that everyone would come aboard.