Sentences with phrase «as compromise»

So, both were hung as a compromise.

Maybe the honey will go for this as a compromise for what I want one of our walls to be done in.

Since I represented the seller, I don't see it as a compromise.

He said that some Republicans in Congress would like to see the loan limit fall below $ 625,500, and argued that by pushing to maintain the current limit of $ 729,750, industry officials are seeking to position the $ 625,500 level as a compromise.

I think open adoption is definitely better than closed adoption but I think also it is presented to emoms as a compromise they can live with and it never turns out to be that easy.

(RQ2) Do higher levels of mindfulness predict greater use of positive conflict strategies such as compromise?

These conflicting goals may not only evoke this tension but can also impede collaboration and trust (Shiota & Levenson, 2007) as well as compromise the capacity of these individuals to understand the emotional experience of one another (Anderson et al., 2003).

Shared parenting shouldn't ever be entered into as a compromise for parents who both want full custody.

Suggest a plan of action that makes you both happy and label it as a compromise so that your child learns what this word means.

I did not accept their offer of part of the commissions I was due, but told them I would accept, as a compromise, about 85 % of the commissions I had earned.

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So while I get that you see this as compromise, I see compromise everywhere (whether its a notch, a pop - up selfie cam, etc).

However, given Definitive Technology's excellent reputation, we can see how an audiophile who is looking to this sound bar as a compromise for a high - end audio system might expect a little more detail and more accurate stereo imaging.

A single rear - facing camera could also count as a compromise and downgrade, but on the bright side, this is a highly capable 16MP Samsung CMOS sensor we're talking about here.

The new software, known as SegWit2x, is seen as a compromise for the two sides of the debate: miners who deploy costly computers to verify transactions and act as the backbone of the blockchain, and developers known as Core who uphold bitcoin's bug - free software.

In China, Huawei launched the Mate 9 Pro as a compromise between the two, though it's still unknown whether that will be found elsewhere as well.

There's no such thing as compromise in the hardware department.

As a compromise with the music industry, Spotify started renewing licensing deals last year with major and independent record labels that would allow them to limit new album releases to premium subscribers for the first two weeks.

So I'll be installing all Google made ios apps into the iPad as a compromise.

Although the consensus amongst miners to activate SegWit is only a rumor as of current and is not confirmed, the Bitcoin community seems to be anticipating the activation of SegWit and the execution of a two MB hard fork as a compromise.

As a compromise, perhaps you'll do both, say the financial experts we interviewed.

In that context, the more limited no - fault compensation proposal can be seen as a compromise.

Personally, I see the best possible solution as a compromise between entirely theoretical academic training and a very practical training advocated by some professionals.

It is now relatively rare that I have to give evidence in Court — sometimes the matters are settled on the steps of the Court as a compromise has become far more important.

This law was passed as a compromise between employers and employees on how to compensate injured workers on - the - job injuries.

The House of Lords Act 1999 removed most of the hereditary peers, leaving 92 behind as a compromise until further reform took place.

As a compromise, your employer is protected from lawsuits, unless they committed an egregious safety violation.

I suggested the present title, Steig's Trick, as a compromise — as this change of title seemed to me to be «a clever way to tackle a problem» (Holdren here or a «a good way to deal with a problem» (realclimate).

Despite the headlines, his support for it is qualified, seeing it as a compromise position that will keep diluted bitumen — dilbit — out of coastal waters, even if it doesn't keep the carbon in the bitumen out of the atmosphere.

Cummins said the 2018 timeline is a bit long, but the organization could live with that date as a compromise to see microplastics banned nation - wide.

So instead, he embarked on building this house as a compromise of sorts, which he says is almost a «traditional apartment on wheels.»

These actions may be seen as a compromise between needs or democracy with in science policy and practice, but science is not really a democratic process, it is a process of discovery and often either something works or it does not work.

This threshold was chosen as a compromise between looking at large events and having sufficiently many events to obtain robust statistics.

The idea of compromise entails surrender by the AGW hardliners, as compromise always does in politics.

«The policy was intended as a compromise and specified that research on lines created prior to that date would still be eligible for funding.

As a compromise to Washington's environmental position, Moscow would attempt to meet the U.S. halfway to find a solution.

In 2012, the Obama administration approved the current emissions standards, negotiated as a compromise between the White House and the auto industry shortly after taxpayers rescued GM and Chrysler from financial collapse.

This too often ends up as compromise where none should be given.

From the developing world, this was seen as a compromise that indeed not all developing countries could be treated equally — the bigger emerging economies might have to do more — but it preserved flexibilities for them to pursue those commitments at a time to be worked out later — thus, the «Bali Road Map» over the next two years.

This dressing - up of the work can be seen as a compromise, evidence of Overby's desire for his work to fit in with his art world peers; conceptual artists of a different mentality such as Sol Le Witt, Carl Andre, Dan Flavin and Robert Smithson, who Overby described as «basically abstract painters» [2].

I raise my hand as a compromise to be part of the solution; I use the silhouette...

The agreement, which could also lead to restoring Cooper Union's tradition of free tuition, was seen by all parties as a compromise that they believed would end the turmoil that has hurt the college's reputation and «help preserve Cooper Union as a national treasure.»

As a compromise, the city offered to let Colab choose another vacant building in the area, as 125 Delancey had been selected to be part of a massive renewal project that was supposed to invest the whole neighborhood.

Until the end of the fifties, we had felt starved of an intellectual and perceptual raison d'être for our work and were reacting against what we saw as the quasi-romantic English tradition; what we saw as compromise and also the violent excesses of post de Kooning abstraction.

As with the 2010 Whitney Biennial, one should see the chill and austerity, at least in part, as a compromise with the Great Recession.

As a compromise, Elta can take three hits instead of two, and six instead of four if he finds a transformation orb.

Capcom could have done this with aiming in Resident Evil: Revelations, but didn't bother so we now have the ugly Circle Pad Pro's second analogue pad welded on to the 3DS's side as a compromise to other consoles.

As a compromise, I dropped in some extra code that would give me the flexibility to add on more levels and content post-launch, if the game sold well enough to merit it.

Seven years is an awfully long time to wait for a numbered instalment in your tentpole franchise, even allowing for spinoffs, and so the (excellent) prologue MGS: GZ was released in March 2014 as a compromise.

As a compromise, Capcom decided to sell