Sentence examples for readiness for compromise from inspiring English sources

Nor, however, do they show much readiness for compromise.

International mediators say they detect greater readiness for compromise but Libyans question the credentials of those taking part in negotiations and their ability to make any agreement stick.

Mr. Mubarak's chief political adviser, Osama el-Baz, suggested a readiness for compromise when he said on Thursday that Egypt would not dictate to the Palestinians on Jerusalem.

Texas-educated, more interested in the future than a tormented past, a former International Monetary Fund official determined to fight corruption and establish security, a doer not a dreamer, Fayyad was a new kind of Palestinian leader: a nonviolent pragmatist with a genuine readiness for territorial compromise.

"It has proved possible thanks to the determined commitment of my colleagues to reach an agreement, which has been matched by their readiness to compromise on what for them have been extremely sensitive issues".

Bashar assumed the presidency upon his father's death in 2000, and Levantine diplomats say it's clear the elder Assad instilled his readiness to eliminate potential rivals and his distaste for compromise in his son.

Which means that if they could just reason together in good faith, with a readiness to compromise their ideological preferences for the sake of the common good, all would be well.

Despite Iran's hints of a readiness to compromise over international demands that it suspend uranium enrichment, expectations for a breakthrough are low.

Behind the posturing lies a readiness to compromise.

Certainly, Israel gave few signals of a readiness to compromise today.

The Polisario Front's unexpected readiness to compromise has undermined King Hassan's government.