Pundits counsel caution, hanging onto visions of bipartisan compromise.
The deal involved more "income verification" for people getting help buying insurance under Obamacare — the health-care version of a voter-I.D. law — and delaying a fee on insurers meant to protect those with less healthy subscribers (helpful for union plans), plus talks, in December, to keep alive the vision of bipartisan budget compromise.
The section regarding Renoir's efforts to maintain relations with France's Vichy regime and to protect members of his family living under it while arranging his own emigration to the United States is a harrowing vision of the moral compromises that political persecution and the desperate quest for refuge often impose.
As things stand, even those who think Mr Obama's vision of an Israeli-Palestinian compromise is right fear the president may have picked a fight that, in the short run, he was unlikely to win.
And as a result, we have both a comprehensive and in some ways a compromise vision of the world we want – reflective of many sectors and voices, including the voice of business.
"Reaching a mutually acceptable conclusion will require courage, flexibility and vision as well as a spirit of compromise," Mr. Ban said.
expressed optimism in Obama's ability to broker a deal that achieves his vision, while still extracting some kind of compromise from GOP lawmakers.
But their vision of progressive politics is compromised and weak.
In effect, it has literally narrowed the vision of policy makers, and compromised the ability of both individuals and government to plan for the future.
In addition to specific inner retina defects at all ages in Slc4a3−/− mice, there was a progressive scotopic a-wave amplitude reductions (reaching statistical significance only by 4 months; see Fig. 4b, 4c, 4g) implying phototransduction failure in the already compromised vision of these mice, secondary to the ongoing inner retina defect.
