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They do not try to compromise the differences between the other two by a judicious choice of the best or most appealing elements from each.

Was Mr Saleh riding in to rally his troops or to hold them back and pursue, this time in earnest, a compromise to save his country?

Mr Blair had also taken charge of a demoralised party, much of it determined not to compromise with the voters.

I am prepared to take some concession on minor details, but I cannot compromise on fundamentals.

You might be able to come up with an idea for a compromise or solution to this problem and suggest it to both parents.

She found that compromise was always the best way when she quarreled with her mother.

Opponents said the deal will bring India under greater influence of the United States, and compromise the country's nuclear weapons program.

He had a really consistent vision of what he wanted Groupon to be and he didn't compromise that even when there were big financial stakes.

There seems to be no room for compromise in the border dispute between the two countries.

But some congressmen grumbled that it would be the last time they support such a compromise.

America, after all, has always been a grand experiment in compromise.

At first glance, a marriage of convenience seems to be a good compromise between finding personal freedom and satisfying the parents.

In her ruling, Phillips said the evidence contradicted the prevailing belief that homosexuals in the military compromise military readiness.

The Theory of Inevitable Compromise was that each party would have to give a bit because voters will punish whichever proves too stubborn.

The True Finns' chances probably rest on the degree to which Mr Soini is prepared to compromise his anti-EU position.

Hill was unwilling to provide details Friday about what sort of compromise verification measures he may have proposed to North Korea.

It seems to be hardly balanced compromise between price reduction strategy and brand loyalty in theory.

"Their unwillingness to compromise is pushing us to the brink of a default on the full faith and credit of the United States, " he said.

"We were at loggerheads on that, " he said, but a compromise package was not ironed out.

Anagreement reached by a group of men is only a compromise or an average drawnupon many individual thoughts.

For decades, there has been a stalemate: two peoples with legitimate aspirations, each with a painful history that makes compromise elusive.

Mitchell is trying to hammer out a compromise before the Arab League meets Friday in Libya to discuss the fate of the peace talks.

if you set out to be liked , you would be prepared to compromise on anything at any time , and you would achieve nothing .

Only you can decide what to do if this applies to you, but you seem to have to make some sort of compromise.

He said China always had to deal with its primary contradiction and compromise with its secondary contradiction.

compromise She found that compromise was always the best way when she quarreled with her mother.

And Islamic terrorism was one of those things that would surely go away if Israel would just compromise with the terrorists.

The Delegation underlined that what was needed was to show patience, seek compromise and be consistent in all that was done.

Tyler was ready to compromise on the banking question, but Clay would not budge.

I am prepared to make some concession on minor details , but I cannot compromise on fundamentals.

Also determined is a measure of the degree to which all applications are supported by a compromise parameter determined by the union rule.

However the manager is still against the new squad rules as he believes it could compromise the quality of football in England's top flight.

She said the statement is a compromise agreement reached through negotiations and consultations.

Her fist did not loosen, but neither did she yank again. The sergeant was content with such a compromise.

Nebraska lay north of the Missouri compromise line, which had been established in eighteen twenty. Slavery was not permitted there.

Support for a compromise, or at least for the fudge embodied by the continuing resolutions, is dwindling.

This pact was thought at the time to be an interim compromise, necessary until Lebanon formed its own sense of a national identity.

The system detected a possible attempt to compromise security. Please ensure that you can contact the server that authenticated you.

The two countries continued to have difficulties reaching a compromise on a solution to the problem of acid rain.

The unauthorized alteration of certain system files is one of the symptoms of an active attack, or compromise upon a system.

A compromise must be reached between the "thinness" of the surface larger examined and the intensity of the infrared spectrum obtained.

A compromise tends to leave everyone unhappy, and 30 years on so it proved with the shuttle.

Hans-Rudolf Merz, the country's president, said the UBS settlement would not compromise the confidentiality of the Swiss banking industry.

Yes, which is why I think passion is nothing but a pain because you first have to compromise.

This week, he said many people are disappointed in the agreement. But he said the compromise was better than nothing.

Gandhi himself, for the sake of his health, had to compromise on milk, but seems to have felt this to be a backsliding.

Our attempt to deal with this conflict has resulted in something of a compromise.

Andrew Stern, the head of the Service Employees International Union and an influential labour boss, believes a compromise is possible.

Many lawmakers seemed to support the idea of Clay's compromise. But they could not agree on which parts of it to pass first.

He said he hopes the government will demonstrate compromise by considering their reform proposals and releasing the arrested activists.

Finally they found a compromise in the conflict between FIA and FOTA which for sure is the best solution for everybody involved.

Everyone is going to have to be willing to compromise. Otherwise, we'll never get anything done.

Besides the exclusive economic zone, the emergence of the regime of archipelagic States also reflects the result of such a compromise.

But observers said the agreement was a face-saving compromise, providing the embattled Chinese negotiator with badly-needed support.

Wallace is a perseverance of man, to the interests of the motherland, he is not offered, the enemy would rather die than compromise.

The EU's response, stretched over the next couple of years, is inevitably going to be a messy compromise.

From an Albanian nationalist point of view, Macedonia is not a state, but a compromise, and perhaps only a temporary one.

Congress returns from recess on Tuesday, and bipartisan groups in the House and Senate have been trying to hash out compromise deals.

Mr Reid had appointed a panel of ten moderates and liberals from his party to hash out a compromise on this issue.

Libra, able to see both sides of the argument, can compromise easily, while Leo may be more unhappy about yielding.

Outgoing chairman Paul Skinner did not rule out a compromise deal to appease shareholders angry at being shut out from the fundraising.

"I think what we're going to have to do is somehow figure out a way to compromise on both sides and get things back in order, " he said.

Contaminated in this world is not so easy to maintain right view, but that does not mean you compromise might be excused.

There is no doubt we love you more than anyone else. So please don't be sympathetic for those leeches . Never try to compromise with them.

Mosley said he had not agreed to compromise on his plans, and that he doubts Ferrari will actually quit the sport.

It's easy to understand that under the present circumstances a person can't carry anything that would compromise him.

White House officials and a select group of lawmakers have been meeting over the past several days in an attempt to forge a compromise.

Well, maybe the idea was that the parties would compromise out of fear that there would be a political price for seeming intransigent.

Though DS passes a signal of violence, a rashly abolition might passes sort of appeasement signal, or, compromise to heinous criminals.

A compromise between how much and at what price the seller decides to sell and the consumers' plans to buy must be reached.

Now, Bob, I'm going to ask you a hypothetical question. Would you compromise your own safety for the comfort of your guests?

This was one compromise that Conservative colleagues were happy to make for the sake of coalition unity.

Nonetheless, be aware that it is often easier to compromise systems using social engineering techniques.

The passage of a health-care bill was a major victory, but it was clouded a bit by the compromise on reproductive rights.

That's why congressional leaders from both parties, along with President Obama, are trying to come up with some sort of compromise.

Losing such an important research tool would significantly compromise scientists efficiency, he said in a comment in Nature.

But he said the compromise was better than nothing.

Public keys need not be kept secret; they cannot be used to compromise a system or for unwarranted access into a system.

The greatest luxury of having the parents I had was that it has enabled me not to have to compromise.

Remember, he said, the US "was founded on compromise" .

Nonetheless, you should be aware that it is often easier to compromise systems using social engineering techniques.

He said that would ensure that the aircraft did not compromise national security, and complied with the Buy American Act.

The word "compromise" is deleted from his lexicon and life becomes about his way or the highway.

All work is a deal, a compromise between what you want out of life and what an employer wants to get out of you.

None of this will be easy. But at least parties are finding a framework for peaceful compromise, and that must count as progress.

However, Ramesh said India would not compromise on its ambitions of achieving 8% economic growth a year.

By making public servants accountable to citizens rather than to Whitehall, guarantees seem to offer just such a compromise.

Clay also began to think about a compromise that might settle the differences between the two sections of the country.

While Mendelson said he thought it was more likely Google would leave China, he said a compromise could give both sides something they want.

That would be followed by a two-year transition and a gracious handover, perhaps to a compromise candidate within ZANU-PF.

It is not the first time file-sharing software at Japan's police force has been used to compromise confidential information.

Reducing that risk involves effort and inconvenience, so it's up to you to find an acceptable compromise.

I don't know if he will compromise with us or not. I talked to his lawyer but all I got was a string of legalistic abracadabra.

This communication breakdown could have been resolved if there had been a little more flexibility and compromise on both sides.

This was no doubt a compromise that works politically.

Meet halfway and compromise. Try to understand each other. Understand what the other is trying to say.

If it is true, it could compromise the great plan and must be located, and destroyed. Nothing must interfere with the technology of peace.

Toward the end of his presidency, President Clinton tried to make a final push to forge a compromise between Israel and the Palestinians.

This point will be exploited by some people as a basis for their theories of national subjugation and of compromise.

Mr. Medvedev said the two issues were connected, but with restraint and compromise, agreement could be reached on both.

Bargaining is all about reaching a compromise through negotiation - surely this should help?

eg. Both sides are determined to get what they want, and there seems to be no possibility of compromise.

This could reflect differences over whether to seek a compromise with the Dalai Lama or to try even harder to erase his influence.

A person who's annoyingly analytical may try to help you work out a compromise. Don't bite his or her head off.

Maybe it was the sunny clime, but Chinese negotiators went to Mexico ready to compromise.

To strictly distinguish between the " should" , " must" , " can" , " allow " vocabulary of mandatory and compromise, not to be confused.

My choice, however, was prompted by considerations whose essence was, as I realized too late, a piteous compromise.

Let 's compromise. How about make it a Dutch treat?

Technically, this is a compromise, and an intermediate solution between the body of the treaty and a separate protocol.

If the attack is being conducted through the suspected compromise of a user account, what privileges are associated with that account?

The delay of the Treasury Department's currency report suggests the two countries are working on a compromise of some kind, he said.

Now she says that to be in a relationship we have to be able to compromise.

After a week's discussion, the two sides reached a compromise on the cost of the project.

However, as is true in most design problems, the final choice of a material is usually a compromise.

That was the result of an awkward compromise between the partners in the ruling coalition.

She did it without compromise of her reputation .

All this makes a Doha compromise more likely. Whether the Democratic Congress will extend trade-promotion authority is less clear.

"That is a compromise, " he said, adding that H. P. and the industry will "have to be increasingly sharp in their demand forecasts. "

It is out of perceiving one another as less than God Goddess that humans compromise one another and fail to honor.

They are awakening to the potential that exists to make a clean start, and have no desire to accept any form of compromise.

He did not compromise in the least on this matter.

Conflict is often how we sort out what we really want from what we're willing to compromise on.

It could be that you compromise by having a civil ceremony with a church blessing, or you might both prefer to take your vows in a church.

As a compromise, it was quintessential Toledano, and speaks to the reasons he is one of the longest-serving CEOs in the luxury industry.

There are grounds for doubting whether any compromise is possible given the ever-widening ideological distance between the parties.

For the first time India declared itself ready to compromise on territory, and China appeared ready to meet it halfway.

Once she had recognized a certain way as the right one, she pursued it without compromise and with extreme tenacity.

Cisa did not offer any compromise on prices, only saying talks with miners were still ongoing, well past the June deadline.

The resulting compromise maximizes reproduction over a lifetime at the expense of the body's gradual deterioration.

In the absence of a neurological deficit, canal compromise should not be considered a factor supporting surgical intervention.

Conscious that they will lose if Doha fails, some big trade powers, notably Brazil, at last appear ready to compromise.

Selecting what is to be displayed in an icon is always a compromise between recognizability and originality.

Most Republican lawmakers oppose investigating the Bush administration, saying such a probe could compromise counter-terrorism efforts.

But there is no sign for now that either the Palestinians or the Israelis are ready to compromise on their position.

I don't think it's necessary for you to compromise with him.

Rebecca's object in her journey to London was to effect a kind of compromise with her husband's numerous creditors.

Compromise. that wasn't so hard, was it? You know what? I have to go, Help them set up for tonight at the school.

And there are practical difficulties: his proposals are far too radical to engender the sort of compromise needed in Washington.

The workers are going to strike for their welfare if the employers are not ready to compromise.

Compromise seems too strong a word, but the greater sense of expediency reflects Apple's new place in the world.

He never closed the door to compromise.

And through this compromise, both parties are going to have to work together on a larger plan to get our nation's finances in order.

There may be no immediate way to come to a compromise, as you will both be determined to have your own way.

Rahm Emanuel, Mr Obama's chief of staff, softened the president's previous insistence on such a plan by floating a compromise.

They should neither accept anything nor pursue any activity that might compromise or seem to compromise their integrity.

The fact that such an arrangement is presented as a "sensible compromise" speaks to Mr Salmond's political genius in reframing the debate.

A compromise agreement has brought activist investor Carl Icahn into the Yahoo fold, but not in the manner for which he would have hoped.

There would be a compromise: 3 smaller dams would produce energy as well and spare most of the agricultural lands and people's homes.

If it needs to, the ruling party can drum up regional support by offering devolution that does not compromise fiscal austerity.

None of these answers meets the problem squarely. They either side-step the issue or suggest some degrading compromise solution.

But it was hard enough to negotiate a compromise when the autocrats were in charge. Finding one the masses accept will be harder still.

Diplomats said the proposed compromise would see Abbas submit his letter to the security council, which would then defer action.

Referring to what he called tough decisions put off for a long time, Mr. Obama said political leaders in Washington will have to compromise.

Once again I seemed to be the only person with enough credibility in both camps to suggest a compromise.

This compromise will do for now, especially given the general public's acceptance of the corner shop approach.

He would not close the item, but suspend it in hopes of reaching a compromise through informal consultations.

he effect was more pronounced in families with lower incomes, as those with more money could spend to compromise for lack of time.

Ms Pelosi says she thinks a compromise on eavesdropping is possible, if Mr Bush allows some kind of judicial review.

Greenspan said that Obama is very pragmatic. He did not compromise to the protectionists . Disability system protectionism will.

His proposal was the basis of a compromise platform plank agreed to by the Humphrey, Kennedy, and McCarthy leaders.

so their traditional school calendar was a compromise compromise , with the roots that not now go back about a century and a half.

The concept of heaven and people, yin and yang and compromise in Hefei are the traditional building environment to create a basic idea.

The fourth scenario is a good compromise, however, both will miss out on watching the movie that they truly like to watch.

So something's got to be done. And I believe there's room for us to compromise and get it done together.

Missing one place in the code where this needs to occur can compromise the data security of the application.

If you're planning to make a large purchase (and you've got the cash in the bank), checks are generally considered a good compromise.

Mitigation for the individual is to provide immediate, direct, while discrete, communication related to a compromise of a code of conduct.

But there was one thing on which the family didn't want to compromise under any circumstances: a comfortable home.

It's a "fair compromise" that offers a "softer landing" for the solar industry, he said in ane-mailed statement.

Dialog 3 This dialog is a continuation of the above. Bob, Brenda's attorney tries to argue Gail into agreeing a compromise is possible.

The composition of a compromise deal has been a topic of private discussions.

She says she wants to govern in a spirit of compromise, and so far has eschewed direct attacks on her political opponents.

Through mutual understanding and compromise, the special assistant to the president is out of the doghouse.

You know that marriage = compromise. You don't feel that you need to compromise everything to be with someone else.

One way to compromise data encrypted with this type of cipher is to perform an exhaustive search of every possible key.

Arthur Burns, chairman at the time, fought back, and a compromise was struck to allow audits, but with the current prohibitions.

Due to a compromise, delegates from those two states will receive only a half-vote each at the party convention.

Such a compromise would also ease some of the tensions between Lib Dem hawks and Tory doves in the coalition.

"SMIC is trying to make the Chinese authorities step in to force us into a compromise, " theperson said.

To me, Hu Zhiying is the ultimate authentic artist, with a fierce individualism and a powerful no-compromise personality.

Be prepared to compromise. Avoid ultimatums and demands. Jealous or aggressive behavior could drive your partner away.

"The majority want a compromise, " she said. "It's impossible to bring things back under control as they were. "

One possible compromise might be broader-scale retraining and apprenticeship programs, suggests Lawrence Katz, a labor economist at Harvard.

Early Wednesday the energy is going to shift & depend totally on your ability to get along, compromise & join forces with others.

When you listen, you earn the right to speak. Then, follow up with a fair compromise, or give and take . You can't always have your way.

National regulatory authorities have put into place expedited processes that do not compromise on the quality and safety of the vaccine.

Consensus did not emerge from a compromise between individual preferences.

He liked where he was and what he was and he was not to be lured into any associations that might compromise him.

Friends of the Earth, an environmental lobby group, thinks offshore lagoons might be a useful compromise.

Quantity influences quality, and we compromise on our happiness by trying to do too much.

One compromise would be to continue some quota limits but increase them significantly, to open sizeable new export opportunities.

A compromise solution, between secular scepticism and a psychological need for the sacred, was offered by the Greek philosopher Epicurus.

It was also claimed that I could have accomplished more had I displayed a greater willingness to compromise.

According to a BP report, also from 1999, TNK was pressuring BP to reach some sort of compromise over the Chernogorneft matter.

At the end of the day, even President Obama admitted that differences between the two sides may be too great for compromise.

Jack London fully demonstrate the attitude not to compromise the reality at all by suicide to end his own life.

For a long time, Japan and Russia in the four islands not make any compromise on the question of attribution.

For a long time, Russia and Japan in the four islands not make any compromise on the question of attribution.

Federalism was not a theoretical principle, but a compromise made necessary in 1787 by the prior existence of the states.

But due to Hampton's insistence and persistence, the company was compelled to make the compromise to revise all of its flight courses.

In other words, rather than compromise their sex life, this group of go-getters seem to make sex a priority.

Their fairly handsome faces, with the fairly kind expressions, were quickly and carefully regulated by a sense of compromise.

Ingrid Reed, a New Jersey policy analyst, saw it as "a case-study of how compromise works in a political environment" .

The war against USA and China in the post WW2 era had significantly compromise her chances to develop into a powerful regional power.

He did suggest, though, that publicly naming multinationals that attempted to compromise the system could act as a deterrent.

Often the best choice is a compromise of the above, i. e. application of a somewhat reduced compensatory antithrombotic therapy.

Until you are ready to implement a real authentication scheme, this is a good compromise.

In eighteen twenty, Congress had passed the Missouri Compromise. It extended a line across the map of the United States.

The time for putting party first is over. The time for compromise on behalf of the American people is now.

Describe the weaknesses of your approach and how you would compromise privacy in your system if you were a medical knave.

A ruinous compromise is not just a bad influence on others. It can distort your own values, too, through cognitive dissonance.

Dole declined to work on drafting a joint proposal, saying I should just present my own bill and we'd work out a compromise later.

Iraq also has verbally committed to a compromise by holding free elections to its national committee under IOC observation.

North Korea was not the only one to compromise its initial stance to make progress in the talks.

One compromise method I have used is to insert a new record for a change only once a year or at specific time periods.

The young heart always rippling, either to reality compromise, either in the wind and rain shake.

The most probable compromise, EU diplomats said, would be to have another member of the ECB's governing board direct the council.

We were expecting a big ideological battle at the heart of government with tempers high until a messy compromise could be reached.

Not ready to make any compromise ; firm or unyielding .

Because that would drastically compromise the depth at which you pursued any of your responsibilities or interests.

"The majority of my colleagues can be convinced of the solidity of this compromise, " he believes.

Compromise is always hard to come by in Washington, but the Tea Party representatives' arrival in town made things worse.

He is one of six senators, three from each party, working discreetly behind the scenes in search of a compromise.

It needed to be fully itself, with no pretense or gesture of compromise toward the natural predilections of the male libido.

Moderates in both parties urged compromise on what should have been a relatively simple procedural vote to keep the government running.

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger declared an "emergency" in November and took legislative leaders behind closed doors to hammer out a compromise.

If people knew that other motives might compromise the accuracy of their beliefs, most would probably try to be on their guard.

Facebook, meanwhile, is 'building our business for the long term, ' said Mr. Fischer, turning down ads that compromise the user experience.

Mr. Reid was more positive, issuing a statement saying, 'I am hopeful that we will be able to announce a compromise agreement soon. '

Be sure that you do not display error information that might help malicious users compromise your application.

You will need to be prepared to compromise (you don't have to like each other as divorced co-parents to negotiate).

But, the point is that this is an historic bipartisan compromise agreement upon which further progress will be made.

I've get the exertest time trying to get a compromise dawn my pare notnts over the issue.

For several blurring days, ministers have been trying to reach compromise on one key issue without success.

Upon the assumption of the defense of such claim, the Indemnifying Party may settle, compromise or defend as it sees fit.

For all the progress, some Google executives were beginning to think that its great China compromise wasn't working.

Financial restatements will compromise the organizational legitimacy, enhance the company's audit risk.

Mr. Obama was right when he urged leaders who privately speak of moderation and compromise to dare to say those words in public.

Mitterrand's offer was well framed -- Germany would get a currency union largely on its terms, but Kohl would have to compromise on timing.

Congress can turn them off anytime with just a little compromise.

That will need, as well, the involvement and compromise of the main political forces and institutions in the country.

This is both the most diverse and most listenable of their three full-lengths, and yet it never seems like a compromise.

Nor did she need to try to trump Mr Bush's Social Security reforms with reforms of her own, which might lead to a Bush-boosting compromise.

The nominal conversion of the Roman emperor Constantine the Great to Christianity indeed led to compromise and apostasy .

It doesn't, and for that, Obama bears much of the blame. . . His politics compromise the program's economics.

Most of the parents I know who have faced your situation have worked hard to find some sort of compromise.

But it is insecure and a compromise of the key means a compromise of the server as well.

In his speech, Obama called on them to work for a compromise rather than paralyse Washington as they did over debt before the summer.

"Poor nutrition can compromise the immune system, " says Anna Denny, nutrition scientist at the British Nutrition Foundation.

Mr De Wever has so far rejected all offers of compromise. His intransigence seems only to be increasing his popularity.