5 sentences with “compromises”

During the Persian Gulf War, the Prime Minister fiercely defended UN resolutions. "There can be no compromises or partial withdrawals," he declared.

In most cases, from Sweden to Austria, monarchs made compromises with their nobles that benefited both sides, usually at the expense of the peasantry.

In its simplest form, nineteenth-century European politics can be seen as a series of struggles and compromises between different political ideologies and their corresponding movements.

From the early Archaic era, Athens witnessed a series of struggles and compromises between the aristocrats - wealthy landowning families who controlled most of the land and most of the political power - and everyone else, particularly the free citizens and farmers of Athens who were not aristocrats.

During the Second World War, the only thing that united Britain, the United States and the USSR in alliance was their common enemy, Germany, and not shared perspectives on a desirable post-war outcome other than German defeat. However, the war required them to work together, and that included making compromises that in some cases would haunt the post-war period.