Sentences with phrase «fair compromise»

They are more apt to seek to resolve their conflicting wants and needs by fair compromises or in other win - win rather than win - lose ways.

You should always consider fair compromises.

She took six — a fair compromise, she thought — and came back to find the plum cases on which she'd previously worked gone, replaced by dribs and drabs that dashed her dreams of partnership.

It'd be a fair compromise... because that's what this argument needs — a compromise.

The state of Michigan found a fair compromise.

You have to apply more frequently then you would a product with the dangerous chemicals, but it seems like a fair compromise to me.

This will likely happen a few times without the indefinite stalling, but the top - step rule is a fair compromise.

Brian Dozier would have been a fair compromise, though.

I don't know why the Outlander sucks on gas and isn't particularly peppy — the Rav 4 in the 6 cylinder felt like a rocket and was to me a fair compromise on gas economy from the stock 4 cyl.

How are we going to alleviate people's anxieties about debt at the same time as making it a fair compromise between those that go to university and those that don't?

«This legislation reflects nearly four years of thoughtful, serious negotiations,» she said in a statement, «and strikes a fair compromise between enhancing community relations and making sure N.Y.P.D. officers are able to effectively do their jobs and keep New York City safe.»

City lawmakers should «consider a fair compromise» to protect «this iconic industry» and «hundreds of middle - class jobs» wrote the W.F.P.'s New York State director, Bill Lipton, in an August 8 letter to city lawmakers, which was first reported by the Daily News.

Nevertheless, Cuomo on Tuesday offered a plan that could evolve into a fair compromise.

And the legislation passed by the City Council is a fair compromise, and that's what we stand by.»

Legislature Chairman Ken Ronk, the only proponent to speak on the subject, applauded what he considered a fair compromise.

Fasano says it's a fair compromise.

The terms of that agreement have not changed during these past weeks, but today the Teamsters decided to back away from the fair compromise they had previously endorsed,» said the mayor.

The mayor said he would sign the bills, and City Council Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito called the revised legislative package a «fair compromise.»

«This legislation reflects nearly four years of thoughtful, serious negotiations between Council Members Reynoso and Torres, the NYPD and stakeholders and strikes a fair compromise between enhancing community relations and making sure NYPD officers are able to effectively do their jobs and keep New York City safe,» Mark - Viverito said in a statement.

I don't want to appear frumpy at work but I also don't want to freeze my buns off so this is how I came up with a fair compromise.

Sticking with Sport mode for around town, the driver will be treated to a fair compromise between comfort and sportiness.

The fact that the content is free and plentiful seems like a fair compromise to the fact that the content is often removed once the print ed is out [which makes sense to me - you want to make people buy the books]

Recent EPS growth was surprisingly low, but should be balanced against historical growth & a likely re-acceleration in earnings — a 15 P / E ratio now seems a fair compromise (though I suspect it might prove conservative in due course).

Giving players a persistent, multiplayer - enabled world with a walled - off single - player campaign seems like a fair compromise to keep the game both story - driven and replayable.

Still, Rise strikes a fair compromise, delivering several fantastic tombs to explore at your leisure, and giving you the option to go stealthy rather than slay every last goon in sight.

In Forza 4, every car was available to drive in free mode — the catch was that you couldn't customise or upgrade them outside of the career, which was a fair compromise for casual players.

If you are attending mediation on your own, we will help you identify what might be a fair compromise with your spouse, and what potential issues and pitfalls to be aware of.

I understand that developing games isn't cheap and that the «freemium» model has proven itself to be a much more reliable stream of cash in a climate where consumers may be wary of shelling out money for a mobile game in advance — a reason why in - app purchases for unlocking the additional game content or to remove ads has always felt like a fair compromise.

The team felt this was a fair compromise to make and they believe it offers the best of both worlds to their customers.

Otherwise, the buttons are a bit on the small side and feel flimsy, but it's a fair compromise for a mouse that can suit lefties and righties equally well.

Why the need go through an adversarial process when collaborative is a better avenue at arriving at a fair compromise.

It seemed a fair compromise — both of us agreeing to do something we didn't really want to do.

With a highly - trained neutral third party assisting in keeping the focus on getting the critical issues resolved, a fair compromise can be achieved.

It's unlikely that any of the adults will wish to don a giant bunny suit when hiding the chocolate round the house or garden but a pair of bunny ears to perch on each of the children's heads seems like a fair compromise and will add to the sense of excitement.