Sentence examples for written compromise from inspiring English sources

The House bill is a carefully written compromise that is more than accommodating to the concerns of industry.

"These inclusions," one judge wrote, "compromise the state's narrative as a careful steward of public funds".

Craig Claiborne called it "probably the most comprehensive, laudable, and monumental work on the subject," written "without compromise or condescension".

The frank and explicit language about sex that is often demanded by Westerners when United Nations documents are written makes compromise -- and progress on vital issues -- difficult, she said.

Republicans say they have written a compromise bill that helps minimum wage earners but also provides benefits to the businesses that must bear the increased payroll costs.

The number of threats written to compromise these systems has increased as more companies implement Microsoft FSE in their infrastructure.

In the end many treaties were written and compromises made and broken; but nobody truly won, as Southey's poem correctly suggests.

A committee with representatives from both churches wrote a compromise document; that proposal was approved today.

Reading what others write may compromise my entrepreneurial ability to build rugged, pioneering, can-do columns single-handed.

Mr. Rybczynski is wrong when he writes that "compromise and consensus... are a poor recipe for creating a memorial".

"The time has come," he writes, "for compromise, reconciliation, healing and a permanent end to the violence".