Sentence examples for an agreeable resolution from inspiring English sources

Understand that the mediator may require you to compromise in order to reach an agreeable resolution.

He pointed out that it's likely because, as a man of reason and a trained engineer, if there's a conflict, I find a mutually agreeable resolution based on principles of rational thinking.

We remain willing to engage in a constructive dialogue regarding the qualifications of our nominees and a mutually agreeable resolution on board composition.

The leaders of both sides face domestic difficulties and seem unenthusiastic about the compromises that might be required to get to a mutually agreeable resolution.

In her order, Judge Kollar-Kotelly urged Microsoft and the government to "remain steadfast in their efforts to reach a mutually agreeable resolution".

On October 26th, Mr Cherkasky reported that he had had a chat with Mr Spitzer and the chances were good of a "mutually agreeable" resolution to what would certainly be civil, not criminal, charges.

The NFL and NFLPA reached a standstill agreement in July, keeping the league's implementation of the May policy and the union's grievance on hold while the two sides sought a mutually agreeable resolution.

The enactment of that policy is now on hold as part of an agreement between the NFL and the NFL Players Association, buying time for the league to attempt to work out a mutually agreeable resolution with the players' union before the start of the season.

"The WICB respects the decisions of the BCCI but continues to trust that discussions can result in a mutually agreeable resolution".

Notwithstanding, most judges and statutes still impose some obligation to attempt a mutually agreeable resolution among the parties of these types of disputes before plopping them down in civil court.

Tyndale House Publishers, Driscoll's publishing house, recently released a public statement that they have contacted Jones and are working directly with him and Driscoll to clarify any concerns and reach a mutually agreeable resolution.