Sentence examples for present compromise from inspiring English sources

But we can't get back there, especially after Shipman, and the present compromise is clearly unstable.

The present compromise, with News at Ten running three nights a week, can only be a temporary fix.

The longer the debate continues, the more likely it is, says one regulator, that even the present compromise will fall apart.

Mr Hume, the Catholic nationalist leader who did more than anyone else to map out and promote the present compromise, and wore himself out in the process, has already stepped back from front-rank involvement in politics.

Meanwhile, the wider world simply cannot understand the fuss, and every statement by a bishop or archbishop suggesting compassion or understanding for the liberal position simply increases the pressure on the present compromise, which has left the Church of England prevented by government ministers from holding gay marriages.

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In nine years as chancellor Mrs Merkel has perfected a soothing language that presents compromise as inevitable.

At this point the film presents compromises of character that are never fully resolved.

Some clothes invited attention, but presented compromises that just couldn't be made.

The aim, confessed Mo Mowlam, the Northern Ireland secretary, was to give everyone something they could take home with them.Some conflicts can be solved by presenting compromises as victories.

The next step is for the British to present the compromise to the rest of the European Union and for Turkey to give its final verdict.