Sentence examples for it compromised on from inspiring English sources

The health care legislation is much further along, and while it compromised on abortion and abandoned a government-run health plan, it still includes many changes long favored by Democrats.

Whom a humanitarian organisation chooses to accept into its constituency necessarily defines its political nature, and the more it is coerced to accept undesirable actors the more it compromises on its political neutrality and its identity as a principled humanitarian actor.

But if it compromises on the questions of maritime boundaries, it could provide the grounds for territorial challenges from another neighbor, Indonesia.

The tribunal, an experimental hybrid of local and international legal systems, has been criticized by human rights groups and some legal scholars who say it compromises on international standards of justice.

Its president, Ahmed Jarba, said it had not compromised on its goals.

The group is featuring him on a new Web site intended to promote primary challenges next year to Republican incumbents who it believes have compromised on conservative principles.

Companies typically oppose warnings, and the agency knows it must compromise on its requests or face years of delay, Dr. Gueriguian said.

But the others were "smelling the barn," as Mullen put it, and so they compromised on a portage through Truman Beach near East Marion.

It would compromise on performance and maybe you'd have to pay more.

But, provided that at the very least Hamas reimposes a ceasefire and shows it can compromise on other matters (such as releasing a captured Israeli soldier and amending its anti-Semitic charter), the boycott should be eased.

But Lincoln is not compromising or watering down Stevens' immediate goal of writing abolition into the Constitution; instead, he pursues it directly and sincerely, and shows no willingness to compromise on it one iota in order to win votes.