Sentence examples for weeks of compromise from inspiring English sources

It's a bill that can potentially meet the needs of a Congress that often finds political and regional differences hard to overcome in crafting legislation, and is the result of weeks of compromise between its authors – Democrats Henry Waxman of California and Ed Markey of Massachusetts – and members who represent agricultural, industrial, coal and oil-producing states.

The Times, particularly miffed because of the loss of federal health subsidies to its home state, argued that the president should not pick apart a tax bill representing weeks of delicate compromise in Congress.

Gov. John G. Rowland signed the last of the State General Assembly's tardy budget-related bills today, putting an end to nearly four weeks of overtime bickering and compromise over the state's two-year, $26.5 billion revenue and spending plan.

South Africa defeated Italy to reach the final, and after weeks of speculation that a compromise might be reached to play at a neutral site, the Indian government decided to boycott the final.

Analysis of the colonies after 3 weeks of growth represents a compromise between earlier time points at which fewer cells express CD14 or begin to be hemoglobinized and later time points when cells begin to die and the cultures decline (26, 32).

49 It appears unlikely that a projected time frame of 8 weeks will compromise patient safety, while more time is available to ensure that an appropriate endoscopist is available.

In the waning weeks of this session, Mr. Bush should compromise for the sake of one of the nation's most urgent priorities.

The bill, widely expected to consume two weeks of work, is a complicated compromise that has critics on the left and the right.

BERLIN — European countries were deeply divided Thursday over whether to support a United Nations resolution calling for a no-flight zone over Libya as diplomats gathered in New York to reach a compromise after weeks of discussion.

During six weeks of often bitter negotiations, a compromise became possible when "everyone agreed that the centerpiece should be that the people of Vieques should decide the issue through a referendum," said a senior administration official who took part in the discussions.

Although President Bush has said he wants the House and Senate to reach agreement on providing the credits to low-income families, the White House has not yet moved to broker a compromise, despite weeks of political criticism from religious groups, Democrats and advocates for children.