Sentence examples for late compromise from inspiring English sources

And once again, to get Europe to a late compromise, it has taken a deal between a German -- Mrs. Merkel -- and a Frenchman -- Dominique Strauss-Kahn of the International Monetary Fund -- who met in Berlin last week to pull Greece, and the euro zone, back from the brink.

In limbo, Nowitzki returned to DJK Würzburg and played thirteen games before both sides worked out a late compromise deal that resulted in a shortened schedule of only 50 instead of 82 regular season games.

While lawmakers originally proposed trimming the subsidy by $17 billion over five years, the legislation ultimately only cost banks $2.7 billion, thanks to a late compromise that allowed smaller banks to keep receiving full payment.

One might think so considering his latest compromise on the issue.

The latest compromise budget proposal presented by Herman Van Rompuy, president of the European Council, cuts more from pillar two than pillar one.

That was well illustrated early Thursday, after hours of haggling in Brussels over the latest compromise on banking.

Reformers had argued that the latest compromise would reduce women bishops to "second class" status among bishops and would lead to inevitable conflict.

While the Project for Public Spaces, a nonprofit international urban planning organization, opposes the plan, many local environmental groups support the latest compromise.

But the Swedes' latest compromise text would impose policies on fund managers' remuneration similar to those that the Group of 20 countries agreed to for bankers.

Now, with just hours until Congress embarks on a two-week break, the bipartisan group is taking its latest compromise, and shopping it back to the business and labor communities.

But it may be possible to get part-way there.Redington, a consultancy firm, says the latest compromise, which is being adopted by many clients, revolves around a "volatility-control index", such as the one created by Standard & Poor's.