Sentence examples for address to settle from inspiring English sources

Iran came under new pressure from President Obama in his State of the Union address to settle its differences with the West.

My three new favourites all address themselves to settling the business of the last century.

But several ministers from the Group of 7 industrialized nations said Mr. Duhalde's government had yet to adequately address budgetary problems or to settle on viable plans for restructuring its foreign debt and its banking system.

John Longo, president of Local 1179 of the Amalgamated Transit Union, said a new contract was not on the agenda, but a spokesman for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said that the goal was "to address their grievances and to settle the strike".

The Michigan cases will give the Supreme Court its first opportunity in a generation to address these questions and perhaps to settle what role race may play in admissions decisions.

"There's simply no way that we can cut or tax our way out of this crisis and still leave Chicago a good place to work and live," Mr. Emanuel warned City Council members in his annual budget address, calling on state lawmakers to settle, at last, on an overhaul to the Illinois pension system, which is among the most underfinanced of state systems, as well as to Chicago's.

Still, it will be at least a few weeks before the combination can begin to settle in and address the issues that have kept Earnhardt from victory lane.

If he wants to keep those people happy, he should work to settle their disputes and address their grievances before they get out of hand.

The hearing didn't address how long the estate may take to settle or how much it is worth.

During the break, Stone said Schachter addressed the Sea Kings, saying they needed to settle down.

You see, I am afraid you and I have a score to settle — one I would prefer to address in person, believe you me.