Sentence examples for major compromises from inspiring English sources

On Friday, lawmakers from both parties dug in their heels on any major compromises, sounding familiar themes.

To find jobs that are compatible with childcare, they have to make major compromises, trading down their careers so that they can meet their children's needs.

One academic who studies the Taliban said the group tried to reach out to their own and the US governments until 2004, and would have made major compromises.

Van Rompuy dismissed criticism that EU leaders could have done more to prevent Brexit, arguing that central and eastern Europe had made major compromises on in-work benefits for their citizens to secure Cameron's February "special status" deal.

The proposal offers highly specific solutions and calls for major compromises on the most sensitive issues that have torpedoed previous peace efforts, ranging from the status of Palestinian refugees to Israeli settlements.

CV-Library said the numbers show that a Londoner wanting the same living standards as anyone else in the country will either end up in serious debt, or have to make major compromises in their living standards.

"This does not mean a major compromise.

The members did approve a major compromise advocated by the General Services Administration.

There's also a major compromise: the Redskins cannot name Davis their franchise player again at the end of the season.

The letter comes less than a week after Democratic leaders signalled a major compromise and agreed to give Sanders increased influence over the party platform.

He made only one major compromise, that hospitals and doctors would determine the "reasonable charges" for costs rather than the government doing so through regulated prices.