Sentence examples for ready for compromise from inspiring English sources
"Consumers have to start getting ready for compromise," says Maluf, the CEO of the battery optimization company.
In an effort to pacify Morocco, economizing politicians were ready for compromise with tribal leaders, but the generals saw conquest as the only solution.
One of the student leaders in Quebec's tuition fee row has suggested students are "ready for compromise" with the government over increases in university education.
On Thursday he said the CGT was prepared to talk and ready for compromise, but insisted the government must first halt the bill's progress through parliament.
Some older members of Batasuna were more ready for compromise with the Spanish government, they said, while younger ones favored a harder line.
But at the same time Morris ignores the possibility that recent Israeli mistakes have marginalized the lives of Palestinians who might in fact have been ready for compromise.
"We are ready for a compromise — and if the Quebec government is ready for it too, I think we can come to something," he said.
Direct negotiations are the best path to peace, but that can't happen unless the two sides are ready for serious compromise.
He said that Israel as an occupier must supply humanitarian needs, and that such a decision "shows that Israel is not ready for political compromise with the Palestinians" in peace talks.
Alas, for Mr Hussein the maintenance of dignity, by hook or by crook, may well seem essential: an undisguisable show of weakness would be tantamount to political suicide.Iraq's foreign minister, Muhammad Said al-Sahaf, who is travelling the Arab world in search of support, has confirmed that Iraq is ready for a compromise on the lines of a Russian proposal.
Since the election of a new pragmatist president, Hassan Rouhani, in June, Tehran has signalled that Iran might be ready for a compromise on the nuclear issue and Zarif, a American-educated former ambassador to the UN, is conducting an intense diplomatic offensive at the UN, arriving five days before the general assembly and meeting a large number of foreign ministers.
