Sentence examples for policy compromises from inspiring English sources

Of course, there will be unpleasant policy compromises.

Labour appears to have bent over backwards to make policy compromises.

New Zealand, however, deviated from the 1938 principles through policy compromises in the implementation process.

But if Italy is to move from recession to growth, it needs real change rather than tepid policy compromises.

But the bottom line is that Obama has taken a series of moderate and time-tested policy compromises.

The VVD and the PvdA negotiated a coalition agreement in confidential discussions and subsequently, in record time, announced policy compromises that would guide their government.

Many Labor supporters were dismayed at the asylum policy compromise.

If fund-raising is constantly on members' minds, it's difficult for policy compromise to trump political calculation.

Officials also came to a temporary policy compromise by giving markets clearer guidance on how long interest rates would continue to hover around zero.

But strategists at Citigroup have estimated that leading indexes could fall 15 to 20 percent if no fiscal policy compromise is reached in Washington before year-end, which would lead to automatic spending cuts and tax increases.

"I don't think a Greek exit from the Euro will take place in the very short term – as policy compromise is likely," said Graham Neilson, chief investment strategist at Cairn Capital.