Sentences with phrase «to come to a compromise»

While discrepancies in parenting styles may well remain, to reconcile them means to come to a compromise on practices that both are comfortable with.

Come to a compromise about what to put on the list.

Many parenting agreements include a process for resolving disagreements when parents can't come to a compromise.

Try to stay on topic as much as you can to increase the likelihood that you will come to a compromise more quickly.

But just because my wife and I disagree on things does not mean we split — no we continue the talks and eventually come to some compromise.

I try to facilitate spouses coming to a compromise that is a fair resolution for everyone.

The first half of this season was overshadowed by the contract problems with Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil, but thankfully the Gunners refused to meet the exorbitant demands made by Alexis, but they did come to a compromise with Ozil which saw him re-sign on a massive wage of # 350,000 a week.

After months of squabbling over how to pay for immigration - related legal services for undocumented immigrants convicted of crimes and facing deportation, Mayor Bill de Blasio's office and the City Council came to a compromise on Monday.

The two parties came to a compromise that August.

The Emirates Stadium side had already come to a compromise in relation to a fee for the 25 year old Argentine, forking out a club record # 22m for the former River Plate forward.

In the end, purchasing the correct baby mat will be a balance between cost and features, hoping that in the end, both the child and the parent can come to a compromise where both child and parent leave with a smile and the right baby play mat I would suggest that you consider doing a lot of research before making your purchase.

While Cuomo acknowledged that the state Senate had blocked changes in the campaign finance system, he was hopeful the chamber would soon come to a compromise on that issue and one of his other reform priorities, subjecting the Legislature to the Freedom of Information Law.

tried to come to a compromise instead of breaking up as soon as things got hard again.

Perhaps in a society that embraces pets as much as we do, we can come to a compromise for keeping our multicultural and ethnic values intact whilst enjoying our relationships with our dogs, cats and small animals.

While it may reduce the divorce process, legal costs, and tension between rivaling spouses, divorcing adults can not always come to compromise on the terms of a settlement agreement.

A professional is a great resource to help couples come to a compromise on what a happy and healthy sex life looks like for their UNIQUE relationship.

Smashwords has been able to negotiate an extension of the deadline in order to come to some compromise with PayPal and its credit card, bank, and credit union partners.

After months of squabbling over how to pay for immigration - related legal services for undocumented immigrants convicted of crimes and facing deportation, NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio's office and the City Council came to a compromise.

«Had we not come to a compromise and taken appropriate action, the governor would have gone out and done this on his own,» Flanagan said, referring to Cuomo's tactics to increase the wage for fast - food workers in 2015.

To be honest, the media has probably blown the contract situations of both these players way out of proportion... Ozil I'm confident will stay, Sanchez i'm less confident with but I feel that he enjoys being the main man at Arsenal and the club understands his value so surely they will come to a compromise on wages #staypatient

I had wanted to raise the rent to $ 9,300, but we came to a compromise because it would have been harder to find tenants at that price point.

The stock market has not been at least 10 % below its peak since 2011, when a crisis spurred by Congress» inability to come to a compromise on the federal debt ceiling caused a plunge of over 10 %.

Sometimes it's about making an honest living, which is a worthwhile pursuit, and thus more subtly alluring when it comes to compromise.

This early document tells in a remarkable and fanciful form the Waldensian story of how the Church had come to compromise with the world.

Especially knowing how he vowed to fight the accusations, and well this isn't fighting but coming to a compromise.

So, either Wenger, or the club changed their minds mid season and offered a new contract albeit on reduced terms, whether he signs it or not is another matter, I'm a bit stuck with this, on the one hand I really don't want to lose him, especially to a Premier League team, but, on the other hand I can understand the clubs position given his horrendous injury record, hopefully they'll come to a compromise that both parties are happy with.

A healthy intimate relationship is one where both partners are open, truthful, vulnerable, empathetic, have an equal balance of power, and are able to talk problems out and come to a compromise.

«But, there were other pieces that we came to compromises on and then there was some cleanup that I think will be useful.

According to him the textile union have tried to come to compromise with the current Govt on the anti-textile piracy task force but they have not received any positve responds yet.

«We came to a compromise as we always do.»

But faced with a growing budget hole and continued pressure from Democrats fueled by Occupy Wall Street, the governor appears to have come to a compromise that technically lowers taxes from today's rates, and marks another legislative victory for the governor, who can now add a tax reform agreement as another notch in his first - year belt.

Roanne Mann, the special master assigned to create the state's congressional lines should the Assembly and Senate fail to come to a compromise, released her maps today.

After a summer of negotiations whose slow pace and political gaming has drawn the ire of numerous health advocacy organizations, representatives of U.N. member states appear to have come to a compromise on a political declaration document for the 19 September U.N. high - level meeting on the prevention and control of on noncommunicable diseases (NCDs).

Drugs are not always the answer, especially when it comes to a compromised immune system in people with hypothyroidism and Hashimoto's.

Clear communication is key: If they are loud or annoying tell them exactly what they are doing and come to a compromise.

«But after repeated attempts to ignore his... passion... we came to a compromise.

The structure of this SAC, which forced us to consider all interests and come to compromise, was much more realistic, guided, and successful than the previous SAC... in real life you won't be able to win with an all or nothing proposition.

Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R - Rochester, said Tuesday the Senate and Assembly could potentially pass their own versions of the bill, and then hold a conference committee to come to a compromise.

Montana is no longer in jeopardy of losing federal funding for its schools since the state has come to a compromise with the U.S. Education Department on setting student proficiency targets, according to a government official.

We came to a compromise that when I say Wait he will wait until I get to him to out his lead back on... But he doesn't come to me.

Their paintings exist because of the other; not necessarily bearing equal marks, but coming to a compromise, a resolution to find a kind of harmony.

Our paintings exist because of the other; not necessarily bearing equal marks, but coming to a compromise, a resolution to find a kind of harmony.

«Countries will have to come to a compromise on the scope of international verification.

Laguna City Councilwoman Verna Rollinger seemed to sum up the situation best when it comes to compromising on marine protection measures.

Then, come to a compromise, identifying what can and can't be negotiated, to edge towards a happy middle ground.

The goal in every part of marriage counseling is to come to a compromise that benefits the both of you.