Sentence examples for moderate compromise from inspiring English sources

The radical politicians, however, accepted a more moderate compromise constitution that of 1837.

Embracing the Supreme Court's moderate compromise -- requiring that the state neither encourage nor discourage religion in any way -- can check the extremists on both sides.

A moderate compromise along these lines has been embraced by European countries that have more experience with domestic terrorism and surveillance than we do.

A more moderate compromise known as "extend and pretend" will not write off Greek debt, but allow more time to pay.

Marcel failed because he lacked a following outside Paris and could not make a moderate compromise that would have given him a wider base of support.

The safest course for the country and for either political party, is to quickly approve a moderate, compromise candidate.

The politicizing of the war on terrorism is unfortunate, because there are moderate compromises that could ensure that the new laws and technologies passed after 9/11 strike a reasonable balance between privacy and security.

In "How to Protect America, and Your Rights" (Op-Ed, Feb. 6), Jeffrey Rosen deplores the "politicizing of the war on terrorism," which prevents bipartisan "moderate compromises" on the Patriot Act.

Will the conservatives and the moderates compromise -- with each other and the Administration?

But Mr Bowers thinks progressives can turn the table by pulling together and threatening to kill a bill unless the moderates compromise.

Moderates compromise, split the difference, and appear to Brooks to be opportunists.