Sentence examples for join compromise from inspiring English sources

Chief Justice Roberts has proved adept at persuading the court's more liberal justices to join compromise opinions, allowing him to cite their concessions years later as the basis for closely divided and deeply polarizing conservative victories.

Whether to join a compromise that took such a need as its starting premise was a decision they ultimately did not have to confront because the compromise did not gel.

In their view, Germany has repeatedly resisted rescue initiatives over the past three years for as long as possible, only to join a compromise in the nick of time.Her continuing popularity at home means that Mrs Merkel could now afford to go slightly faster.

If the consciences of Johnson, Portman, and other vulnerable Republicans don't lead them to join the compromise push and that measure falls short of 60 votes, Republicans will be left to argue that Democrats didn't want the Collins plan to pass.

But he also must contend with real doubts about the willingness of his anti-Islamist opponents to join him in compromise.

We will continue to fight" Islamic Jihad, another militant group that fires rockets into Israel, "and Hamas, and all those who join them, without compromise and without pity".

Figure 13 shows the evolution of damage on the aluminium button for two sample sets, highlighting the effects of corrosion on the clinched joints, (e.g. the increase of oxide volume in the joining area compromises the interlocking and the thinning by dissolution of aluminium for long ageing time).

Figure 11 shows the evolution of electrochemical corrosion on the aluminium button for all sample sets, highlighting the effects of corrosion, i.e. the increase of oxide volume in the joining area compromises the interlocking and the thinning by dissolution of aluminium for long ageing time.

Other parties in Flanders are worried that if they join a government and compromise, they will be portrayed as traitors to the cause of Flemish nationalism.

A number of researchers (Lundvall et al. 2015) are proposing to overcome the theoretical divide between the different schools of thought, to arrive to a compromise and join forces to come up with a radically new theoretical approach, free from known flaws of the existing theories and with a potential to obtain a deeper understanding of the GVC phenomenon.

So I join in supporting the compromise package which has been put forward, particularly by my distinguished colleague Mrs Roth-Behrendt, not least because independent observers tell me that this package is in line with the ITRE Committee's position.