The Democrats' position was emphasized by Obama, who said he was willing to sacrifice that provision in the interest of having a deal completed.
"Maybe you would sacrifice food provision for economic prosperity, or ecosystem integrity for food.
In an interview, Senator Klein said that as of Monday, there were not enough votes to pass the abortion measure, and he questioned why advocates and lawmakers were willing to sacrifice the other provisions in the women's rights package.
The housing, treatment, and sacrifice of animals followed national legislative provisions (Italian Law no. 116 of 27 January 1992).
It would be especially difficult for Democrats to compromise on such provisions since they already sacrificed much of what they wanted just to get the short-term extension.
Housing, treatment and sacrifice of animals complied with national legislative provisions (Italian law no. 116 of 27 January , 1992.
At a news conference in Detroit, the U.A.W.'s president, Ron Gettelfinger, said that his members were willing to sacrifice job security provisions and financing for retiree health care to keep the two most troubled car companies of the Big Three, General Motors and Chrysler, out of bankruptcy.
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Those modest steps, however, were sacrificed because other Democrats did not want to see further-reaching provisions fail at the expense of a package that the gun rights lobby wanted, aides said.
"But carers should never be forced to sacrifice their own financial security and wellbeing due to the lack of service provision and support from public services.
And after the sacrifice, he feasted them all in the race-course of the Zacynthians, where he had made provisions for their entertainment.
