Sentence examples for the compromise which from inspiring English sources

The compromise, which was bitterly resented in Iraq, was the so-called League of Nations Mandate, granted to Britain in 1920.

Under the compromise, which leaders of both sides acknowledged they found distasteful, the rectangular battle flag would be removed from the dome and from the two legislative chambers.

They aired their fears as England's 55,000 junior doctors began analysing the detail of the compromise, which they will vote to accept or reject next month.

People involved in the deal said that the compromise, which took about two months to complete, was important in bringing both companies to the negotiating table.

Last-minute talks on Monday resulted in the compromise, which will see Anthony Brooke and Rory Macnamara join the Alliance board as soon as they have regulatory approval.

The compromise, which was in the final stages of negotiation tonight, would assure developing countries that patent rules do not stand in the way of producing or importing generic drugs when they face epidemic health crises like AIDS and malaria.

His second task, still more important, will be to keep the ministers on the go, to formulate the details of new plans within Europe, to suggest the compromises which may form the basis of a common foreign policy.

In spite of the efforts and proposals of the European Group of the Left, the European Parliament, through the European Right/Socialist compromise which it has approved, has adopted the basic philosophy - despite certain individual changes - of the Commission's neoliberal proposals.

Do not accept the middle of the road compromise, which is an incorrect way -- but instead maintain your definite principles and morals without hypocrisy.

In 1820, when Seward graduated from Union College, in Schenectady, the students were inflamed by the Missouri Compromise, which allowed slavery in Western territories south of the Missouri line.

Dred Scott v. John F.A. Sandford 1857 Declared that African Americans were not entitled to the rights of U.S. citizenship and struck down the Missouri Compromise, which had banned slavery in the western U.S. territories.