Sentence examples for vague compromise from inspiring English sources

Critics say the group is little more than a front organization for the drug industry, which they say is lobbying to kill drug benefits while also offering a vague compromise plan that has little support in Congress.

She said that when policies are written, she advises a vague linguistic compromise that allows for family planning services to adolescents "as appropriate".

That's a bit vague — "design compromises" could mean a lot of things.

Whether the policy shifts will actually accomplish that remains to be seen, given vague language and compromises forced by internal debate, but they represent an effort to set the rules even after he leaves office.

A vague resolution is the compromise".

The Liberal Democrats regard the compromise as vague, unworkable and are warning that other EU nations could retaliate against British citizens living abroad.

But Mr. Zoellick has promised that the United States would be a leader in this round of talks and has traveled around the world to wring out a compromise, however vague, on agriculture.

If Netanyahu actually put a credible, specific two-state peace map on the table — not just the same old vague promises about "painful compromises" — he could get the Americans and Europeans to toss in anything Israel wanted, including the newest weapons, NATO membership, maybe even European Union membership.

In the end, thanks to Baskin's persistence, Meidan persuaded Netanyahu to agree to send Hamas a vague message conveying readiness to compromise.

Mr. Pachachi also said he hoped to play a role in recommending a compromise, but was vague about whether he or other members of the Governing Council -- a group picked by the United States -- favored keeping the Americans in control or having United Nations officials in charge.

This isn't just some rhetoric designed to be molded to some vague, yet-to-be-defined compromise: Labor is making very specific demands.