Sentence examples for make compromises with from inspiring English sources

Labour governments, the minister argues, have constantly to make compromises with reactionary policies in order to stay in office.

In a country where artists are often forced to make compromises — with censors, or with religious orthodoxy — her honesty and steadfastness alone seem a virtue.

Earlier in the hearing, Mr. Holder said he was willing to make "compromises" with members of Congress about information they have subpoenaed about Fast and Furious.

Earlier in the hearing, Mr. Holder said that he was willing to make "compromises" with members of Congress about information they have subpoenaed about "Fast and Furious".

Hating communism, he was willing to make compromises with the Soviet Union, once it became a global power, if this could somehow avoid a third world war.

But as chairman, he may also have to make compromises with industry lobbyists to move the legislation through a chamber in which bankers hold political sway.

In late October, he also went on a speaking tour in the key states of New York and New Jersey, in which he reiterated the president's "shameless exhibition of a willingness to make compromise with dignity".

Later Republican presidents like Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush also made compromises with Democratic Congresses.

Past Labour governments in such circumstances have foolishly preferred making compromises with leftwing backbenchers than sharing power with Liberals.

"Are there going to be occasions where we look and see that some of our folks on the ground have made compromises with people who are known to have engaged in corruption?" Mr. Obama said.

Any decision by Mr. Clinton would have been reassessed as soon as a new administration takes over anyway, he said, and he did not want to do anything that would be detrimental to the Democratic Party, like making compromises with Moscow that would subject Vice President Al Gore to political attacks during the presidential campaign.