Sentence examples similar to by settling differences from inspiring English sources

What's needed against Trump now is what has been found in France — not an ideologically narrow, politically focussed opposition but the widest possible coalition of people who genuinely value the tenets of democracy, meaning no more than the passionate desire to settle differences by debate and argument, rather than by power and cruelty and clan.

Another factor may be a propensity to settle differences by reducing the complexity of problems through policies and routines.

Noticing that public discourse so often takes the form of heated arguments -- of having a fight -- made me ask how useful it is in our personal lives to settle differences by arguing.

His effort in 1774 to settle differences peacefully narrowly missed adoption by the Continental Congress.

A third reader can step in to settle differences.

Microsoft, EU Fail To Settle Differences.

Open consensus was used to settle differences.

Inside an organization, managers might settle differences by pulling rank on their direct reports, relying on status rather than on the merit of their ideas.

"The number-one tasks of the two governments is how are we going to reduce poverty and the way we reduce poverty is by settling our differences through dialogue and there is only one difference - which is Kashmir," he said.

16.3 At a suitable time, it may be desirable to develop procedures for monitoring and evaluating the observance of the principles embodied in this Code, under the auspices of the FAO Commission on Plant Genetic Resources which, where invited to do so by the parties concerned, may settle differences that may arise.

He believed that only by settling our differences with other group members can we actually understand the shortcomings of our own beliefs (Levine, 1999).