Sentence examples for complex to settle from inspiring English sources

Use the Seoul summit as a prompt, not to create some new Plaza Accord (today's tensions are too complex to settle in a grand peace treaty of the sort hammered out by just five countries in New York in 1985) but as a way to clarify the debate and keep up the pressure.

These structural questions about Kim's argument (both the original and the adjusted versions) make a final assessment of his approach too complex to settle here.

Witnesses and survivors alike were taken to a nearby apartment complex to settle their nerves.

On April 14 , 1995 Valerio Street gang members approached the mostly Asian-occupied Valerio Gardens apartment complex to settle a score with the Asian Boyz, police said.

But opponents of executions contend that cases like Mr. Harris's show that questions about good and evil and life and death are too complex to be settled by a judge or a jury.

Western democracies cannot ignore the fact that many of today's issues are too complex to be settled at the ballot box.

The agency has not begun to work on more complex problems, like proposals to settle a tax debt for less than the full amount, Mr. Lutes said.

The impasse all but ensures another holiday-season standoff over legislation designed to keep the government open and that also is expected to settle complex issues regarding immigration and health care.

Each is ambitious, tough and accomplished, but the tension, as much about style as substance, has become a key factor in city-state relations, making it more difficult to settle complex issues.

An eight-justice Supreme Court lacks the tie-breaking vote needed to settle complex questions of law and protect our constitutional rights.

Workers at a Riverside County warehouse and distribution complex for Wal-Mart Storesettle agreed to settlong-runningnning battle over wage issues by accepting $21 million in unpaid wages, interest and penalties.