Sentence examples for judicious compromise from inspiring English sources
IN THE end it was a judicious compromise on the part of Turkey's constitutional court.
"He and the committee might even come up with some judicious compromise, the way Aeschylus does at the end of the play".
These raised fears of possible attempts by North Korea to make nuclear missiles that could reach Japan and America.In Washington, some portray the latest deal as a judicious compromise.
In recent years, new multicriteria methods have been developed to assist the practitioner in achieving a judicious compromise among the various competing objectives.
A model, designed to capture the essential features of a technology dispensing with irrelevant and burdensome details, is a judicious compromise between simplicity and fidelity (or reflectivity).
Recent developments in oxygen transport membranes have led to a selection of membrane materials or designs to achieve a judicious compromise between the oxygen flux, chemical stability and mechanical performance of membranes under operating conditions.
The economic dislocation caused by the Gallic attack helped renew the conflict between the patricians and the plebeians; nevertheless, before the end of the 3rd century bc, through a series of judicious compromises, the plebeians had won access to all the offices of the state, and the actions (plebiscita) of the plebeian assembly had been made legally binding on all Romans.
That remains the case, but, with a bigger Republican majority and some judicious compromises, tort reform might actually happen.That is more than can be said for other left-overs from the first term, particularly Mr Bush's first-term tax cuts.
Of course, the new accounts would also mean that the government's long-term liabilities went down, but some lawmakers who supported accounts when the budget was in surplus are now worried.Mr Bush may be able to make some judicious compromises.
However, a judicious calibration requires a compromise between a best performance and a lower computation time and complexity.
Identification of the fetus at risk of compromise is crucial to judicious allocation of monitoring resources and use of preventative treatment with the prospect of improving perinatal outcome.
