Sentences with phrase «compromised common points»

Not exact matches

While heated confrontation is a common occurrence during negotiations, at some point collaboration and compromise are needed to get a deal.

While the theory doesn't completely resolve the origin - of - life debate, it provides a common source of energy for both sides and could be a useful starting point for a compromise, the authors report in the June issue of Molecular Biology and Evolution.

Indeed, critics of Common Core were quick to point out that the compromise agreements negotiated in Louisiana and Massachusetts did not stop the implementation of Common Core (both states will continue to use some elements of the consortia - designed assessments).

Although point (iii) does not go as far as to say that a respondent - paid adviser always acts for the claimant as a matter of law, it does go a long way in practice to giving strong legal backing to this common employer technique for achieving valid compromise agreements, and will come as a relief to employers» representatives.

Collaborative divorce works on a completely different basis, although there are some points of similarity in that compromise and the pursuit of an out of court resolution are common to both divorce mediation and collaborative divorce.