A compromise solution is essential.

Some compromise will be necessary.

It is indeed the Bosnian Muslims that are now rejecting the peace plan and call for compromise.

The result was a compromise between these two groups.

So some compromise must be found should Kerry win.

A compromise had not been reached as of the end of August 1994.

Thus, there is scope for a compromise that recognizes both sides legitimate concerns.

Peacemakers and peace keepers have tried, and are still trying, to find a solution.

Recent developments in the Middle East have shown a genuine will to arrive at a compromise and achieve a peaceful settlement.

The Cotonou Agreement, then, divided into a military and a political component, encompasses provisions attending a trade off.

It is vital that an early solution be found which will meet the aspirations of all the parties concerned.

Trying to reach a consensus in achieving a political solution to a crisis is a noble ideal.

In my view, compromise, tolerance and national reconciliation are the essential elements in a peaceful transition in Angola.

Margo's not been exactly a compromise.

Why don't you make me a pitch?

It considers that this work offers great promise in achieving a satisfactory compromise between humanitarian concerns and military constraints.

It's not better, but grief's a compromise.

A solution will have to be found that reconciles the will to reform with the desire for effectiveness.

Such operations exist to create the conditions for a political solution to be reached by peaceful means.

In addition, there must be meaningful dialogue aimed at reaching an acceptable solution.

No solution was reached on it.

quot 9. Decides to remain actively seized of the matter until a peaceful solution is achieved. quot

Furthermore, any peaceful settlement that may be reached in the future should not absolve those murderers from the judgement of history.

Its uniqueness, originality and comprehensiveness could have been put at risk had a compromise not been reached.

We therefore urge all our partners to seek the speediest possible solution to this question.

The United Nations would bear continuing responsibility for the Palestinian question until it was settled in all its aspects.

No lasting solution to today apos s various problems can be sought unless the developmental challenges are adequately addressed.

States. His delegation was convinced that it should be possible to reach a solution which would satisfy both the parties concerned.

The Plenary on the Authority was, for example, rather close to resolving the issue of subsidiary organs.

We are prepared to continue to cooperate with them in order to arrive at a speedy settlement of the remaining unsolved matters.

A lasting and fruitful solution can only be found on the basis of a genuine consensus.

The peace process must continue if a just and lasting solution to the Middle East problem is to be reached.

These negotiations were conducted in a candid and friendly spirit and with a view to compromise, which we have so happily achieved.

The Assembly decided to continue to examine the question at its future sessions until it was definitively solved.

Despite week long consultations, the SLM A leadership failed to find a compromise on this issue.

Once a political solution could be reached and the peace process resumed, conditions for economic reconstruction and rehabilitation in Angola would be re established.

Results can only be achieved through a compromise.

A thorough solution will involve a difficult process.

This paves the way for a possible compromise.

In the course of the last few rounds of informal consultations, real progress has been made towards finding a practical and realistic solution which could secure consensus among all the delegations involved in the process.

We fully support the efforts of the Chairman of the Committee to find a universally acceptable solution to this important issue.

We hope that, through the efforts of all States, we will be able to reach a compromise on a balanced programme of work for the Conference, which will allow us to launch negotiations on this important issue.

Unless a solution could be found, one which included substantial debt forgiveness, the task of economic and social reconstruction might prove impossible.

Most international and regional organizations have renewed their appeal to the three States to accept the initiatives calling for dialogue and negotiation, with a view to reaching a peaceful settlement to the crises.

Determining a separate penalty for each crime would require very careful discussion on part II of the draft Code and probably would not prevent the achievement of a satisfactory compromise in the near future.