Sentence examples for To settle the troubles from inspiring English sources

A strong believer in nonviolent resistance, Belo sought peaceful means to settle the troubles in his homeland.

His first challenge is to settle the romantic troubles and subsequent professional skid of a star hockey player whose wife left him for rival skater Jacques Grande (played by a Speedo-wearing Justin Timberlake).

He said Norway had a lot of ships and they had to help settle the trouble and get the Suez Canal clear instead of letting a fight start.

A decade ago, during a previous attempt to settle the island's troubles, the French Senate rejected a constitutional amendment that would have referred to the Corsican "people".

Prepare to settle the claim.

Âli Paşa resisted the sultan's efforts to limit the powers of the grand vizierate; he settled the troubles in Serbia and in Moldavia-Walachia by peaceful means; and, in 1868, he pacified the Cretan revolt by the grant of a measure of local self-government.

Even as Microsoft appears close to settling the government antitrust case that has troubled it for years, its core businesses are shrinking.

What remains is a serious breach of trust between the police and residents in the poorer wards of the city, many of whom feel that the authorities are more problem than solution, and so are more inclined to settle their troubles on their own — settlements that can often involve firearms.

But once Microsoft lost, it became Mr. Ballmer's job to settle its legal troubles and repair the damage to the company's reputation.

A Fannie Mae Settlement Fannie Mae, the huge mortgage buyer, is reported to be ready to pay more than $400 million to settle its accounting troubles.

He had better recall his role as a gifted intermediary in helping to settle Ireland's sectarian troubles.