That is what compromises are all about.

It requires sacrifices and compromises and a renewed commitment of support both to the United Nations and to one other.

For the latter, we will need much political will and many compromises.

Undoubtedly, the language and content of the document reflect many degrees of compromises.

Repeated attempts to unblock the process through further negotiations and compromises were rejected.

The compromises which have been made along the way have not been insignificant.

In other words, achieving a lasting peace deal will require compromises from both sides the kind of compromises that Hamas has long resisted. For its part, the international community must embrace Hamas s involvement in the pursuit of a peaceful settlement of the Palestine Israel conflict.

We urge them to conclude compromises  difficult ones, perhaps, but inevitable and necessary to move the peace process forward.

Compromises were inevitable, but we have laid a solid foundation as we seek to rebuild the United Nations so as to enable it to meet the challenges of the twenty first century.

But we will not make false compromises in order to accommodate the very specific national interests of a very few.

The Ezulwini Consensus was the result of mutual compromises by all African States, whether they supported models A or B.

Let us continue to explore compromises on the reform of the Security Council and other issues that are before us.

With the formation of their new Government, Iraqis have demonstrated their capacity to make hard political compromises in the national interest.

The answer would also be yes if success were gauged in terms of finding compromises on a possible programme of work.

Presidency of the Republic. Special Secretariat of Policies for Women. Federal Government Compromises 2003 public policies for women. Brasília 2003, p.18.

Likewise, the Managing Director argues that the National Transitional Government of Liberia's inability to provide sufficient funds severely compromises the ability to reform.

People sometimes say of charisma that we know it when we see it, but we are also looking in a mirror. As the economy worsened, unemployment rose, and Obama had to deal with the messy compromises of governing, the mirror became cloudier.

So I have to work with a supply chain, and I've got to work with the technologies, and I've got to work with everything else all the time, and so compromises start to fit into it.

It is natural and right to think of possible compromises Ukraine s guaranteed neutrality, greater regional autonomy within a federal Ukraine, an interim international administration in Crimea to supervise a referendum on its future, and the like.

Moreover, to the extent that the final document is the product of nationwide discussions and compromises on sensitive issues, it can only encourage the emergence of a political culture and institutions of accommodation, negotiation and progress.

We need an integrated system that uses real time data to optimize personal mobility on a massive scale without hassle or compromises for travelers.

But China s government and others that practice Internet censorship still want to reap the economic benefits of connectivity. That tension leads to imperfect compromises.

That organization's declarations and decisions were carefully balanced compromises whose every word had been carefully chosen to ensure that the interests of all were respected.

As Greece's prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, admitted recently, Europe is a space for negotiation and mutually beneficial compromises. Integration was a choice and a positive one.

With a similar search for compromises and creative formulas, we can make rapid progress on other important elements of the world summit follow up before us.

In such situations, it is almost a prerequisite that the constitution drafting process contribute to the development or restoration of political trust among the main political constituencies, without which the necessary compromises on sensitive issues will be difficult to achieve.

Like many diplomatic compromises, the outcome left everyone a bit happy and a bit disappointed. Everyone could claim victory, and no one was obliged to acknowledge defeat.

Indeed, Ivorian leaders bear full responsibility for finding a way out of the current crisis and making the hard decisions and visionary compromises that are urgently required.

Ultimately, the Ivorian leaders bear full responsibility for finding a way out of the crisis and making the hard decisions and visionary compromises that are urgently required.

Jean Monnet, one of the godfathers of European unification, embodied this tendency a born bureaucrat who distrusted politicians. Democratic politics is messy and divisive, and riddled with compromises.

The opening of a negotiating process whose results were unforeseeable could amount to a waste of resources and could also threaten the delicate compromises reached in the Commission.

The Group of 77 and China negotiated constructively, in good faith, throughout the process towards achieving that result and made many compromises and gestures to accommodate other parties.

Failure to pursue further dialogue and reconciliation would involve a higher price for the parties concerned than would the compromises necessary for reaching national consensus through peaceful means.

For that to happen, difficult but unavoidable compromises will have to be made by all the protagonists so that the legitimacy of State institutions can be fully exercised.

In the final analysis, the Ivorian leaders bear full, personal responsibility for making the sometimes difficult decisions and compromises needed to ensure the peaceful resolution of the crisis.

Extreme poverty results when the lack of basic security simultaneously affects several aspects of people's lives, when it is prolonged and when it severely compromises people's chances of regaining their rights and of reassuming their responsibility in the foreseeable future (See E CN.4 Sub.2 1996 13, annex III).

The texts proposed in the report do not necessarily reflect the views of the delegation of Sweden, but represent possible compromises that the Working Group might wish to consider.

Without India, it is hard to imagine a successful conclusion to the 2009 Copenhagen conference to draft a successor agreement to the Kyoto Protocol. Reaching an agreement will require tough diplomacy, difficult compromises, technological innovation, and changes to our carbon intensive way of life.

To be fair, unilateralism is convenient not only for a reluctant Israeli prime minister who does not wish to make substantial compromises during negotiations it is also attractive to hard line Palestinians who regard multilateralism as a means of pressing them to make unpopular concessions.

The presence of terrorist groups within UNRWA establishments both poses a clear danger to the safety and security of the civilian population and also compromises the fulfilment of UNRWA's mission.

In so doing, he launched a process of reform that will succeed only if we are prepared to understand the positions of others and to make genuine compromises in our own.

The constitution making process itself, in advance of elections, can help build public confidence if the process is participatory and consultative, and the outcome includes compromises by a range of constituencies.

The second goal was to agree on the terms under which countries will devise their national commitments officially, their intended nationally determined contributions (INDCs) in 2015. Here, the compromises were sharply felt.

We see the return very soon to substantive work by the Conference on Disarmament as the principle objective, and have done our part in making the necessary compromises to bring this about.

But, given deep mistrust and a multitude of conflicts involving China, its regional neighbors, and the United States over security, environmental, and human rights issues, its success is far from guaranteed. It is up to China to make the necessary compromises to enable the AIIB to reach its potential.