Sentence examples for needed for compromises from inspiring English sources

More money was needed for compromises on education spending.

Remainer Nicky Morgan, the Conservative chair of the Treasury select committee, said this was "recognition at last of the complexity involved in Brexit", including the hard choices ahead and need for compromise.

It is undeniably fascinating to have a man who believes so strongly in a progressive way of playing on these shores but, having come to England, Guardiola has to recognise some need for compromise and/or adjustment given the full-blooded nature of football here, and certainly while he does not have the players to pull off such a high-risk, technically demanding approach.

Unless he can seem a generous winner and produce palatable results with a narrowly Republican Congress, he might have to deal with a Democratic one.The need for compromise might make Mr Bush a better president than if he had won decisively.

But the mood ahead of the UN conference is tense, as few countries are willing to make the concessions needed for a compromise deal.

In addition, Mr. Mubarak's public commitment to the talks and the venue of the largest Arab state could provide Mr. Arafat with the political cover needed for a compromise.

He also said he would not play any role in helping broker the compromises needed for the statewide evaluation systems.

Will France make the compromise needed for political union to get German money?

As neither side looks likely to persuade the 60 senators whose votes are needed for passage, a grand compromise is inevitable.

A series of compromises was needed for finance ministers to reach agreement on banking supervision.

Compromise is needed for this type of system to function.