Sentence examples for introduced a compromise from inspiring English sources

Then, in 2002, with Labour's majority still strong, Alun Michael introduced a compromise bill that would have retained hunting, but at the discretion of a national licensing board.

Richard Baker, a key member of the House of Representatives Financial Services Committeee, introduced a "compromise" bill in November blocking the FASB from forcing firms to treat stock options for most employees as an expense.

Now Mr. Doria and Assemblyman Christopher Bateman, a Republican from Somerset County who came upon Ms. Vitale's fourth-grade song, have introduced a compromise measure -- sort of like four-part harmony.

In response to these developments, the Senate Minority Leader, Tom Daschle, introduced a compromise proposal which would have banned all post-viability abortions, with exceptions made in cases of "grievous injury" to the health of the mother, but Santorum refused to negotiate.

Sensenbrenner's bill was passed in the House of Representatives last December by 239 to 182, but has not yet been passed by the Senate which introduced a compromise favouring guest-worker programmes and a bid to regularise the situation of the undocumented workers already in the country.

"Today, Chairman Leahy introduced a compromise that strengthens the privacy protections of the House bill while retaining support from the Administration and intel community," Sensenbrenner said.

We review how the front metallization of solar cells introduces a compromise between shadowing and resistive losses.

Maine Republican Susan Collins said she will introduce a compromise proposal Tuesday with support from senators on both sides of the aisle.

The first usually introduces a compromise between ultrastructure and labeling efficiency, whereas the second is difficult to achieve on thick or highly aqueous samples.

In an effort to overcome the draft treaty's 1,400 brackets indicating points of disagreement, Mr. Toth introduced a 210-page compromise text, along with 500 pages of explanation, when the current session opened last month.

I voted in favour of the report because it introduces a viable compromise, limiting the illicit sale of weapons but also respecting the authorised interests of hunters and legal owners of sporting weapons.