Sentence examples for to achieve compromises from inspiring English sources

Although its politicians love to pay lip-service to bipartisanship, the reality is that congressional politics have become more bitter and ideological, making it still harder for politicians to achieve compromises across party lines.

Through surprisingly frank interviews with Boehner and other D.C. insiders, Thrush depicts the treacherous political terrain that Boehner must navigate — unable to please the far-right members of his own party, on the one hand, and unable to achieve compromises across the aisle on the other.

It requires social networks to improve communication between academics, policy makers, and practitioners to achieve compromises that consist of a balanced assessment of scientific and societal relevance [ 46].

"By fine-tuning our existing laws we can allow free speech to bridge cultural differences to achieve compromise," he said.

The debate is more measured, balance between the interests of 27 member states is often complicated to achieve, compromise is not a dirty word in the way it is in Westminster, and within this environment very different politicians can prosper.

But as a tool to make things happen — to move legislation, to advance foreign policy agendas, or to achieve compromise on tough issues — the speeches by Mr. Obama have struggled to accomplish their tasks.

In his allergy to the infusion of religion into politics, and his regret over the failure of government to achieve compromise, he sometimes seems to be writing as much about our own time as about time past.

In subsequent years the more moderate parties that negotiated the Good Friday Agreement were supplanted as Northern Ireland's leading parties, making it more difficult to achieve compromise and the return of power to Northern Ireland.

Then fuzzy goal programming models are developed to achieve compromise solution of the problem by minimizing the negative deviational variables.

The objective of the study was to achieve compromise extraction conditions, suitable for all semi-volatile and volatile compounds, under which the amount extracted is maximized for all analytes.

He's not even trying to achieve compromise, unless it comes to issues like this when compromise excuses incongruent ideology.