Sentence examples for won compromise from inspiring English sources

Union officials have wondered whether Bettman and the owners have a date in mind at which they will rake in the concessions they have won, compromise on unresolved issues and move to a quick settlement.

The decision was meant to be a winning compromise between the two positions, and was touted as such by Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell and an array of federal agency leaders and state governors who emphasized the balance struck between corporate interests and a need to conserve the birds' fragile habitat.

"Japan must be ready to put punitive measures into action at any moment" to win compromises from North Korea.

Singapore won a compromise that allows it to impose restrictions on foreign capital flows in a crisis.

Mr. Moses wanted to fill in all the 32 acres of swampland, but an army of amateur and professional ecologist, entomologists, and ornithologists rose up and won a compromise under which he got seven acres, the rest was left for wildlife.

If you recall, when the Senate was in the thick of debating the legislation that eventually became the current health care reform bill, Nelson battled the Senate Democrats to get some kind of Stupak-esque abortion restrictions into the bill, withholding his all-important 60th vote until he won a compromise measure that was inserted into the bill.

If structured properly, this could offer a win-win compromise to both parties.

There is a win-win compromise, which I am surprised not to have seen mentioned.

"It's a win-win compromise because it allows some drilling but respects those who were adamantly opposed".

But, what they don't acknowledge or possibly understand is that in doing so, defense lawyers foster communication which can facilitate a "win-win" compromise advantageous to the defendant and to the government.

He made himself sufficient disagreeable to win a compromise.