Sentence examples for make policy compromises from inspiring English sources
Labour appears to have bent over backwards to make policy compromises.
Why people are so angry with the Lib Dems is not because they have had to make policy compromises, but because they seem to have reneged on these key values.
Clive Lewis, a shadow energy minister and Corbyn loyalist, told the Guardian that the leader needed to beef up his team of advisers and should be willing to make policy compromises with the rest of the party – including, if necessary, on the renewal of Trident.
David Cameron has said he will fight with everything he has got to avoid having to go into coalition and make policy compromises in a "dark room with Nick Clegg or someone".
Judges don't make policy".
Party conference never made policy.
Seeking to shed the image of big-government liberal that Republicans used effectively against him last year, he has made or offered policy compromises on an array of issues and cast himself in the role of the adult referee for both parties' gamesmanship, or the parent of stubborn children.
Will President Obama continue to make compromise after compromise?
The Nationalists also made major concessions on rural development and taxation policy compromises that stirred some resentment among some members of Bruce's party.
Yes, he has to make compromises on policy grounds — but that doesn't mean he has to adopt the right's rhetoric and arguments.
