Sentence examples for make reasonable compromises from inspiring English sources

At a press conference in Washington DC, Mr Kerry urged both sides to make "reasonable compromises" for peace.

Pash's memo said the league told the officials union and a federal mediator who joined the talks Sunday that it was prepared to make "reasonable" compromises on economic issues in exchange for operational changes that the league is pushing for because it believed they would improve the quality of officiating.

At a press conference in Washington DC on Monday, Mr Kerry urged both sides to make "reasonable compromises" for peace.

The governor's office said the latest tax legislation "did not include the same permitting reform," but said the administration "was willing to make reasonable compromises" as long as they "would not sacrifice the Department of Environmental Protection's ability to protect Pennsylvanians and the environment".

Even if, on purely theoretical considerations, the ideal choice would point at a technique able to measure the entire methylome at a single-base-pair resolution in a particular cell system, researchers have to face other issues related to time- and cost-effectiveness and make reasonable compromises with their own scientific questions and the technology available.

Be willing to make reasonable compromises to encourage independent thinking in your children.

Make reasonable decisions.

It makes reasonable sense.

But the administration's proposal has made any reasonable compromise impossible.

But Americans who do not regularly worry about the population of stem cell lines will probably feel the president made a reasonable compromise.

In a graphical expression, as presented in Figure 5, EBSA takes into account the horizontal and vertical gap widths at the multiple pre-defined a priori MI points, which is also effective in making a reasonable compromise between performance and complexity due to the turbo iterations.