Sentence examples for a brokered solution from inspiring English sources

Then, the plans appear to call for a brokered solution to the crisis that would involve all or most of the following elements: –the mutual exchange of prisoners; –the disarmament and pull-back from the border region of Hezbollah; –the deployment of the Lebanese army along the frontier; and.

The foundation's most important role is brokering solutions to tough problems.

Egypt has contacts with both sides and brokering a solution would raise its diplomatic standing in the Middle East.

The women were eventually released and Hallel got to work on brokering a solution for all women who worship at the Wall.

Even when this was palpably not the case, they clung to a hope that there might be a peaceful way to broker a solution.

Mr. Shannon said the United States strongly supports a negotiated solution brokered by Mr. Gaviria, but stressed that it should happen quickly because of the volatile nature of the situation here.

The British and Irish prime ministers are to clear their diaries in an attempt to broker a solution to divisive problems in Northern Ireland.

The endorsement cited S.B. 1070, "the 2010 'show me your papers' law that earned Arizona international condemnation and did nothing to resolve real problems with undocumented immigration," and called for "a president who can broker solutions".

So the EU is presented with an opportunity to step in, broker a solution and live up to its high ideals as a peacemaker and forum for conflict resolution.

Specifically, they want Mr. Bush to commit to American forces in the field to monitor progress on the peace plan and to appoint a special presidential envoy to broker a solution.

So a showdown is under way, with two board members who don't own stakes in the club — Patrick Hobbs, the dean of Seton Hall's law school, and Arthur Ryan, the former chief executive of Prudential Financial — trying to broker a solution, according to a person with knowledge of the partnership.