Sentence examples for temporary compromise from inspiring English sources

The temporary compromise allows most lawmakers to enjoy a guilt-free vacation.

This month, the Piedmont Police Department came up with a temporary compromise to appease blotter fans.

"This is their project, and we can expect them to make all the alliances they need as a temporary compromise".

Some among the élite, therefore, welcome — or, at least, accept — the C.I.A.'s drone strikes as a necessary, temporary compromise.

Google insists that its goal remains that wireless data should be exempt from data discrimination: this is just a temporary compromise proposal.

But even to get the latest temporary compromise, Mr Davey has had to delay setting a target for emissions in 2030.

Still another possibility is to have temporary compromises or truces.

Officials also came to a temporary policy compromise by giving markets clearer guidance on how long interest rates would continue to hover around zero.

"Staff can't deliver the care they wish to as [there are] insufficient staff with [the] right skills; high level of temporary staff compromises care," said one.

Surely a temporary placement, a compromise, then.

This controversy grew until it included all new elements, which then led to the temporary Latin name compromise being applied to all of them -- until they are synthesised and formally named.