Sentence examples for into compromise from inspiring English sources

Parts of Tunisia's relatively strong civil society, including trade unions and businessmen, intervened to force politicians into compromise.

For a company fighting so many battles, financial and of morale, he will not easily be lured into compromise.

But there is still a chance of a better outcome, if the fanatics are defeated and the moderate majority is shocked into compromise.

Though he remained deeply conservative, Rehnquist became increasingly concerned to persuade fellow justices into compromise rulings over a wide range of cases.

In Sri Lanka, which also suffered badly, the need to work out how to spend the aid money drew the government and the Tamil Tigers into compromise, though progress has since faltered.

Zhang goes on, "But in actuality, on the subject of political reform, it must be the government that complies with the will of the people; the government must be more willing to enter into compromise".

"We're not into compromises and little political deals," he said.

Increasingly isolated and losing community support, terrorists from all communities were forced into compromises.

Using his presidential powers, Roosevelt pushed Congress, the emerging labor movement and unregulated corporate juggernauts into compromises that in Professor Blum's view ultimately stabilized the democracy.

Compliant architects were once pressed by developer-oriented state agencies into compromises that resulted in a monumental failure -- and might be again in the rebuilding project.

One force that could help ease the stalemate is the growth of civic groups of business and social leaders that have tried -- with considerable frustration -- to nudge the political parties into compromises.