"Compromise legislation" refers to a law or policy that is created through an agreement where both sides make concessions or give up some of their original ideas or demands. It is a way to find a middle ground or a settlement between different groups or parties who may have different opinions or interests.
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«compromise»
«legislation»
Sentences with «compromise legislation»
- The speaker also sidestepped an inquiry on whether compromise legislation on «Don't Ask, Don't Tell» would be necessary this year — such as a delayed implementation measure that Congress would pass now but that wouldn't take effect until next year. (washingtonblade.com)
- Blade: Do you think it's possible to pass outright repeal this year, or is some sort of compromise legislation necessary such as a delayed implementation bill? (washingtonblade.com)
- The vote follows weeks of political wrangling that culminated in compromise legislation struck on Wednesday. (michael-hudson.com)
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