He will stick to his plan: cessation of terror, interim agreements, compromises on land, steady establishment of trust.
However, if not performed carefully, interim analyses can compromise the integrity of a clinical trial.
That court, along with the U.S. Supreme Court, played a role in prompting Texas to adopt an compromise interim plan used for this year's primary elections.
If these and other important interim confidence-building compromises are made by Israel and the Palestinians could it mark a new turning point (again) in the prospects for peace?
Col. John DiFava of the state police, Logan's interim security director, said the compromise met his goal: cracking down on mistakes by airport screeners.
To many here, Mr. Karzai, 44, was a compromise choice for interim leader, a Westernized tribal leader who was selected to satisfy the United States and the country's Pashtun majority.
As evidence of his effectiveness in his new role as broker, Mr. Chalabi claims credit for helping to persuade Shiite leaders to accept a number of compromises on the interim constitution.
In the interim, however, we suggest that a compromise might be to use the lowest endpoint values estimated by the present models as shown in Fig. 5 and perhaps Fig. 6, to serve as targets for filariasis elimination.
Transition accords in other countries have involved concessions and compromises on constitutional provisions, interim governing arrangements, the role of the armed forces, amnesties, transitional justice and sometimes even power-sharing.
They made a series of compromises -- concessions in the interim Constitution over the oil-rich city of Kirkuk; acceptance of a new government with no Kurds in top positions -- to help put the country back together.
