Sentence examples for understood a compromise from inspiring English sources

While Robinson said she understood a compromise had to be reached by the United Nations, "they went for a lower common denominator to say the least".

All of these are understood by a compromise effect of ionic affinity to the membrane and its size in solution.

Multicomponent methods for simultaneous extraction of several groups of substances of different polarity are therefore always to be understood as a compromise as the extraction conditions cannot be optimal for all organic compounds.

Ashdown understood that compromise was a sign of strength, and usually a precondition of meaningful action.

Soviet diplomacy was built on the ideas of Marxism-Leninism; Vladimir Lenin understood that compromise is an important element in foreign diplomacy and was a proponent of peaceful coexistence with the capitalist powers.

Some time over the past several years, we have lost ourselves, and our ability to compromise, or at least understand a different point of view.

They both understood that compromise is the lifeblood of democratic government without which it cannot function.

The Prime Minister is understood to be considering a compromise package because of the huge support among voters for the original ban.

Truffaut had few illusions about the filmmaking process; he understood it to be a compromise, not the art of the absolute but the art of the possible.

His last City appearance was in December 2010 but the player still had two years to run on his £170,000-a-week contract, with Spurs understood to have struck a compromise over his new deal which involves the payment of a significant signing-on fee and a lower salary to be incorporated into the club's wage structure.

The difference is that these countries understand the need for a compromise as the rest of the EU (the "net recipients" of EU money) would prefer a bigger budget.