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compromise

[kom-pruh-mahyz] / ˈkɒm prəˌmaɪz /






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“I don’t know what there is to compromise,” said Newsom, calling the measure “badly drafted” and arguing the money raised wouldn’t be spread among other groups.

From Los Angeles Times

He managed to get a bill on social security spending approved by year end, but lawmakers have failed to reach a compromise on state expenses.

From Barron's

Lawmakers are now working on a compromise to revive the bill.

From The Wall Street Journal

Devlin said there is no "privacy and dignity" with corridor care, and it can compromise the pace of which emergency equipment can be transported to patients.

From BBC

“The laws would recklessly endanger the lives of federal agents and their family members and compromise the operational effectiveness of federal law enforcement activities,” the government said in court filings.

From Los Angeles Times