Sentence examples for supposed compromise from inspiring English sources

(Compare this Kirsten Powers column on the supposed compromise to her take on the mandate last week, for instance, to get a sense of how the media conversation will probably shift).

The Obama White House clearly hoped that most of the Catholic institutions directly affected by the mandate would embrace the supposed compromise, isolating the bishops not only from more liberal members of their flock but from touchstones of American Catholic identity like Catholic Charities and the University of Notre Dame.

The administration's supposed "compromise" resolves nothing.

Genachowski's argument is somewhat defensible, though as the deciding vote he didn't have to appease the Republicans -- it's not like they voted for this supposed compromise, after all.

Design of complex engineered systems often involves optimization of multiple competing problems that are supposed to compromise to arrive at equilibrium optima, entailing a joint optimization problem.

And a high prevalence, up to 30%, of IDA was observed in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), which was supposed to potentially compromise their communication and behavior [ 35, 36].

But we're all supposed to make compromises, right?

At Oxley Woods, residents reckon NHBC's supposed neutrality is compromised.

And nobody is supposed to love compromises.

Compromise is supposed to be a good thing, so if I compromise a lot, then I must be doing really well".

That's how compromise is supposed to work.