Sentence examples for strike compromises from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere African ruling elites were able to strike compromises with their new overlords.

Reduced social contact makes it harder to build trust and strike compromises across party lines.

Known as autocratic, he could struggle to hold together coalitions and strike compromises that are the essence of national politics.

On knotty tax issues, the CDU has often turned to him to strike compromises with the SPD finance minister, Peer Steinbrück.

As some canny observers in the party have been pointing out, the Conservative leadership's attempt to strike compromises between UKIP positions and their own is doomed to fail.

The fight that we're having right now is not about the health care law; it's not about a particular budget; what it has to do with is do we continue with that process where we have elections, the majorities are determined, there's some protections for minorities in the system, but we are able to strike compromises and then move forward.

"We've only seen the government strike compromise after compromise with the business community," said Hideyuki Ban, secretary general of a nuclear watchdog, the Citizens Nuclear Information Centerr.

None of this stuff is easy: there are balances to be struck, compromises to be worked out and competing needs to be reconciled.

Significantly, however, the PST has set aside only £2m for players owed money by the club, while Birch is understood to have struck compromise agreements with Pompey's senior players totalling about £8m.

Different countries will always strike different compromises between efficiency, fairness and simplicity.

The government seems prepared to strike that compromise.