Sentence examples for able to settle it from inspiring English sources

We first have to settle the instability in Beijing, because if we don't we'll never be able to settle it in the other provinces, regions and cities.

Barry used to say, 'If you are not ready to try a case, you'll never be able to settle it.' " "The Verdict" (1980), a story of a down-and-out Boston lawyer who wins justice for the family of a seriously disabled girl, was made into a film starring Paul Newman, James Mason and Charlotte Rampling in 1982.

For example, it is a plausible thought that while the question of atomism may be left open with regard to the mereological structure of material objects (pending empirical findings from physics), one might be able to settle it (independently) with regard to the structure of space-time itself.

Because the cement mixer's drum is constantly rotating and the mix is continually moving, it will not able to settle and begin drying leaving it pliable.

"Overall, the situation is under control," the provincial home secretary, Naseebullah Bazai, insists.In theory, provincial politicians should be able to settle the conflict before it gets worse.

Having not been able to settle back in Lebanon, it is as if Taleb has spent his whole life trying to show how one cannot "settle back" into any expected narrative at all.

This category covers aspects about the choice itself, i.e. to be able to settle for a decision and communicate it.

But legal experts said the company's receipt of what it called "a target letter" diminished its chances of being able to settle the matter soon.

American courts say it does (and Perpetual has settled out of court); British ones say it doesn't.A tribunal, even if it were set up tomorrow, would not be able to settle differences in British and American law.

Asked what he thought provoked the bombings, Mr Tsarni said: "Being losers, hatred to those who were able to settle themselves... Anything else, anything else to do with religion, with Islam, it's a fraud, it's a fake".

Whether it was London, or whether it was something hardwired into him, he was never able to settle and was always looking back and seldom forward.