Sentence examples for whatever compromises from inspiring English sources

Instead, the nation needs the leadership of ideologically flexible, politically ambidextrous mavericks: Democrats like Evan Bayh, perhaps, and Republicans like Susan Collins, with President Michael Bloomberg waiting to sign whatever compromises they devise.

American officials consider the support of neighboring states, particularly Egypt and Jordan, essential to ensuring that the Israelis and Palestinians reach whatever compromises are necessary to end their conflict and establish a Palestinian state.

He urged both sides to make whatever compromises were needed for an accord and said he was prepared to convene a three-way Camp David-style meeting in Washington.

President Clinton said today that a historic peace agreement between the Israelis and Palestinians was "within view now," and he urged both sides to make whatever compromises were needed to reach an agreement.

Whatever compromises Mr Lincoln may concede to the South with respect to the limits and the right use of the Congressional or Presidential power, he stands irrevocably pledged to the principle that slavery is wrong, and that the national power, so far as it can be fairly used at all, must be used to limit, to repress, to promote its extinction.

But it seems likely that Fiat's management will make whatever compromises are needed, first to protect and then to exercise the put and that its banks will go along in order to protect their loans.Too many carsThe decline of Fiat's car business has been relentless (see chart).

The Democratic-controlled Gexpectedssembly is expectod to approve the governor's budget, or whatever compromise he accepts, with little debate.

One likely possibility is that Mr. Boehner would need to assemble a coalition of Democrats and Republicans in the House to pass whatever compromise is reached in the Senate.

Now, New York lawmakers are trying to convince House and Senate negotiators to include some sort of economic recovery package for Lower Manhattan in whatever compromise they reach on a stimulus plan for the national economy.

The sense of devotion that Lorraine displays, the idea that whatever compromise she is making is intrinsically worth it, permeates the film and hampers it, creating a world in which all men and women behave honorably and admirably.

"Ted Kennedy was an incredibly important Good Housekeeping seal of approval, and if he lent his prestige to whatever compromise Obama felt he had to make, that would mean an awful lot to people in the labor movement," Mr. Garin said.