Examples of using Make compromises in English and their translations into Danish
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We must all make compromises.
Given the close result, both camps will have to make compromises.
One must make compromises in order to achieve greatness.
That is precisely what happens when you make compromises and try to find a consensus.
But that presupposes that we keep the debate alive andcontinue to debate and make compromises.
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All the groups had to make compromises but we did manage to reach an agreement.
Everyone who took part in the discussions leading up to the Treaty- andwe had discussions with you about it- all of us had to make compromises.
Obviously, this kind of thing requires that we make compromises, difficult compromises. .
This new approach, however, also demands mutual respect and willingness to engage in dialogue,trust each other and make compromises.
As tends to be the case with political change,we ended up having to make compromises, and the best is the enemy of the good.
We did indeed have to make compromises, and some of them were hard for us, as representatives of the European Parliament, and for the governments of the Member States.
For this reason the Federal Republic of Germany, if I may say so as Chancellor, has already had to make compromises with the Commission, and we did not find that easy.
It may, indeed, be the case that we have had to make compromises, especially at a difficult time in terms of the economy:I do not rule that out, because we have to make compromises every day, but I want to assure Mrs Frassoni that we are at the forefront of the world- very much so- with the substantial costs that this entails.
The margins that are now being created are not sufficient to cover the priorities of both the Council and Parliament,and both have to make compromises on their objectives.
Mr Jarzembowski does not regard it as progress, butthe good thing is that he must also sometimes make compromises, even in Hamburg in Northern Germany he must be able to make compromises.
From his beginning days in office, Obama has been confronted with powerful opposition to his godly vision for his country and a world at peace, and while never wavering one iota from his ultimate intentions,he has had to make compromises and interim decisions that are not in consonance with his vision, with messages from his soul.
Gaining allies and making compromises, you can win a lot faster.
We have made compromises with the conservative side of this House.
But it also made compromises.
We have made compromises with the Presidency.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, politics in general andbilateral relations in particular often make compromise necessary.
That is why we made compromises and I feel at the moment that we have a balanced report we can all support.
Mr Corbett has done a considerable amount of work and made compromises in order to reach a common position.
Everyone knows that we will only be successful if we treat Agenda 2000 as a single package and if everyone makes compromises.
In the polarized American political climate we must respect the winners, orwe will all be losers, making compromises on political outcomes that nobody likes.
The aims of social policy can be best realised through stronger economic growth, not by making compromises with regard to decisions on competition policy.
You may have to adapt your particular abilities to the requirements of mundane reality, andthis could mean making compromises you may feel are humiliating or destructive to your long-term plans.
Whereas social democratic class collaborationist policies formerly aimed at making compromises with the bourgeois parties, starting from the interests of the working population, it is today a matter of a specific Social Democratic profile in order to ensure national companies a position on the world market.
I would like to thank the Commission for its excellent cooperation, and particularly the Finnish Presidency, which, on a relatively minor instrument compared to the other instruments,has been fully engaged in Parliament's work, has kept us fully abreast of its position and has made compromises.
You may have to adapt your particular abilities to the requirements of mundane reality, andthis could mean making compromises you may feel are humiliating or destructive to your long-term plans. You may also need to formulate your goals more clearly, and aim for what is possible rather than what you could have if the world were ideal.