Sentence examples for a durable settlement from inspiring English sources

A durable settlement looks unlikely any time soon.

The idea is to create a durable settlement, acceptable to voters who may, eventually, be offered a referendum.

He reckoned that a durable settlement was worth a few hundred million pounds extra here and there: the expensive Belfast assembly is testament enough to that.

Robert Gates, the American secretary of defence, flew to Iraqi Kurdistan to talk to Mr Barzani after the poll.In sum, a durable settlement between Iraq's Arabs and Kurds looks no closer.

Both Manmohan Singh and Nawaz Sharif have, during their respective careers, taken big political risks for the sake of building a durable settlement between the two antagonistic, nuclear-armed neighbours.

Whether this would have laid the basis for a durable settlement is unclear, as the first Yugoslavia was brought to an end by World War II and the Axis Powers' invasion in April 1941.

But Saakashvili raised questions about a continuing Russian military presence in Georgia and the prospects for any durable settlement looked uncertain.

But Jerusalem's holiest site remains explosive.Dig deeper: Conflict over Jerusalem's holy sites may spark a wider conflagration (Nov 2014) Binyamin Netanyahu must resist the dangerous campaign for Jewish prayer-rights at Muslim holy sites (Nov 2014) It will be hard to turn a ceasefire into a more durable settlement (Aug 2014).

Devolution has been "scattergun" and needs to move towards a "durable lasting settlement", according to First Minister Carwyn Jones.

His comments follow a speech in Cardiff where he said devolution had been "scattergun" and needed to move towards a "durable lasting settlement".

More fundamentally, Putin cannot actually want a stable, peaceful, durable settlement, since this would allow Ukraine to function as a federal state, capable of coming closer to the EU.