But, without compromise, a democracy becomes ungovernable.

In other words, achieving a lasting peace deal will require compromises from both sides the kind of compromises that Hamas has long resisted.

Albanian problems now demand homemade Albanian compromises.

Any peaceful outcome to this conflict will require far sighted concessions and compromises.

Richard Bellamy proposes that this be done through lasting institutional compromises. These, he says, can even be achieved in fields where pluralism reigns, such as multicultural education.

Richard Bellamy proposes that this be done through lasting institutional compromises.

They arise as a result of difficult compromises and they cannot make absolutely everyone happy .

But, instead of compromise and the give and take of good faith discussions, there has been paralysis.

Liberals are most needed when compromises have to be made, but not nearly as useful when faced with brute force.

Liberals are most needed when compromises have to be made, but not nearly as useful when faced with brute force.

They repudiate not only parliament and its necessary compromises, but the rule of law itself.

Some of the compromises that democrats must occasionally make with one time terrorists are difficult to stomach.

When Israel attempts vainly to defeat Hezbollah, it tries to avoid painful but necessary political compromises over disputed territory.

They enjoyed the confidence of Germany s ruling classes, were determined to reject all compromise, and believed that one more push would deliver total victory.

Greece s idealistic new leaders seem to believe that they can overpower bureaucratic opposition without the usual compromises and obfuscations, simply by brandishing their democratic mandate.

Since there was no compromise coming from Henry V, it was determined on 30 October 1119 that the Emperor and his antipope should be solemnly excommunicated.

In all democratic countries some issues are avoided or at least treated as private problems, precisely because they cannot be solved by compromise.

These, he says, can even be achieved in fields where pluralism reigns, such as multicultural education.

The Obama administration erred in asking for too small a stimulus, especially after making political compromises that caused it to be less effective than it could have been. nbsp

A revised version of the directive that reduces its sectoral scope and makes a number of compromises with the country of origin principle is now before the European Parliament. Even this limited version would constitute progress most of the gains arise from removing the red tape that complicates cross border establishment of small and medium size service enterprises and limits competition in broad sectors of the economy.

A revised version of the directive that reduces its sectoral scope and makes a number of compromises with the country of origin principle is now before the European Parliament.

The president mainly presides over the meetings of the EU s national leaders, and an incumbent s influence depends on his or her ability to set the agenda and facilitate compromises.

Colombia s government has not been forthcoming about accepting the ICJ ruling and has said it will seek remedy, since the decision supersedes sovereign and fishing rights.

Khatami s attempts to open a dialogue with the West fell on stony ground in President George W. Bush s Washington, and eventually he was replaced by the populist hardliner Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Strategic hawks, however, are open to practical bargains and compromises if the circumstances are right and if the security considerations justify it in their eyes.

Time and again, Europe paid a high price for policies of compromises with evil that were dictated by economic interests or the illusion that evil can be appeased and will disappear of its own accord.

Germany and France both witnessed debates like this after WWII, but politicians (for the most part) tried to keep them out of politics (and sometimes even out of the courts).

This would risk overlaps and trade offs between the two, or a cumulative burden of compromises that might become too great for Turks to accept, potentially wrecking both negotiations at one stroke.

In the end, John Paul II does not fit neatly into any category and often represents a meeting of opposites rejection of compromise with ecumenism, toughness with warmth, intellectual openness with insistence on theological orthodoxy.

The process took almost four months, following the European Parliament election in late May, and the end result was inevitably based on a series of compromises to be expected for an EU of 28 prickly nation states.

In the end, John Paul II does not fit neatly into any category and often represents a meeting of opposites rejection of compromise with ecumenism, toughness with warmth, intellectual openness with insistence on theological orthodoxy.

Rather than marking the beginning of a new phase of the euro crisis, the agreement may be remembered as the culmination of a long series of political compromises that, by correcting some of the euro s worst design flaws, created the conditions for a European economic recovery.