Sentence examples for issue of compromise from inspiring English sources

And what of the issue of compromise?

Earlier in the day, the issue of compromise was on the minds of some of his supporters, who were excited to vote for him but concerned about what lay ahead.

But he hadn't forgotten the moment, and the fact that he recalled it to me a decade later seemed to indicate that perhaps the issue of moral compromise was not so abstract to him after all.

Davis had not served a year when he resigned (in September 1851) to run for the governorship of Mississippi on the issue of the Compromise of 1850, which he opposed.

Mr. Frankel, who oversaw the editorial page from 1977 to 1986, said Mr. Lewis's column "was particularly notable for his commentaries on legal issues, his advocacy of compromise between Israel and the Palestinians and his assaults on the apartheid regime in South Africa".

For almost a full year, members of the 60-year-old Wantagh Jewish Center and the 80-year-old Farmingdale Jewish Center wrestled intensely and sometimes emotionally over those and other issues in search of compromise, convinced that the marriage was crucial to the survival of their dwindling congregations.

All over the world there's an issue of finding a compromise between these three players, but [elsewhere] they have decades of experience".

Mr. Maragos, who accused his opponents of "continued indecision" in defining their stances on tax issues, did not talk of compromise.

But what coalition government by its very nature means is that there will on some issues be a degree of compromise because there are two parties coming together to find a solution that works in the national interest.

But government plans to crack down on tax evasion, to introduce unemployment insurance and to boost trade-union rights have drawn fire from businessmen.Yet on all these issues there are signs of compromise.

Even more striking is the kingmaker's stance on the defining issue of Israeli politics: territorial compromise.