make compromises

However, it appears that nobody is willing to make compromises or make concessions and the situation seems to be in stalemate.

He has shown himself to be ready to make compromises.

In the end, too few of the real power brokers proved committed enough to make compromises necessary to deliver a deal.

"At some point, women have to make a decision, " she said matter-of-factly . "Having children means you have to make compromises" at work.

Will he make compromises with the resurgent opposition, to remove its sting, or will his undemocratic instincts hold sway?

Yet all liberal democracies have to make compromises to balance freedom and security.

But Iraqi politicians will have to make compromises.

Some of them become easier if we make compromises with people that have different goals.

If you make compromises when you dig a ditch, you just get uneven width or unequal depth.

Did she have to make compromises?

On the one hand, companies and the public opinion in China have become less positive about Europe and do not want us to make compromises.

Broadly speaking, you need to make compromises in your application code to play nicely with the schema-generated types.

In any relationship, you have to make compromises .

How will you make compromises to represent the needs of all students at school?

"We don't want to make compromises because of age or social pressure, " she explained.

For now, he says, "We can take the losses, but others cannot and they have to make compromises. "