Sentence examples for some compromises that from inspiring English sources

In the end, Mr. Montebourg was largely excluded from the final negotiations, and Arcelor was able to carry out its program essentially as planned, after some compromises that enabled the Hollande government to save face.

"The problems I saw were that not enough information was exchanged before some offers were made, resulting in opportunities for bogey tactics (pretending you want something that you don't and then trading it off for something that you do want) and some compromises that might not have been necessary".

"We tried some compromises that didn't work like we wanted to and before Mid Ohio I talked to all my engineers on what we should do and how to become better and find the form that we had at the beginning of the season.

Mr. Hendon, sponsor of a previous bill, said Mr. Obama had "made some compromises that other members of the black caucus just weren't willing to bend on" — perhaps, he said, because Senator Obama had never been abused by the police.

Democrats, however, are going to have to accept some compromises that pit them against other Democratic aims (more on this in a minute).

And he said he worried that Mr. Obama would seek some compromise that might not be workable.

She believes that there must be some compromise that does not bend the Second Amendment, and she is waiting for a candidate to propose it.

Ms. Snowe said she hoped the Group of Six could hold together and reach some compromise that allowed Congress to move ahead, even if it was not the sweeping plan some envision.

John Gibson, a member of the American delegation, said that the negotiators were doing the best they could, but that they had to find some compromise that would protect the environment while satisfying the Senate, which must approve a treaty by a two-thirds majority.

More negotiations now will ensue between the gnomes of Brussels and their Washington counterparts to hammer out some compromise that may also take into account the travails of the U.S. steel industry, which is seeking protection from imports.

However, as I look deeper at what my definition of "working out" really is, I realize that it's often some version of things going my way or some compromise that leaves me feeling like I'm the "good guy" and that the person or people involved still like, appreciate, or approve of me.