Sentence examples for could be settled through from inspiring English sources

It put forward demands and resolutions; it sent delegations to the Government in the belief that African grievances could be settled through peaceful discussion and that Africans could advance gradually to full political rights.

Single combat, of course, is as old as the hills where David slew Goliath, but no laws regulating its conduct existed until the beginning of the sixth century, when King Gundebald of Burgundy decided that irreconcilable differences could be settled through trial by combat.

When he wrote De libero arbitrio in 1524, Erasmus no longer had much expectation that the clash between Luther and the ecclesiastical authorities could be settled through the negotiation and conciliation for which he had been pleading, but he carefully avoided harsh denunciation.

More than once, the siblings provided the channel through which disputes between Brown and Blair could be settled or, at least, calmed.

The debate, it seemed, could be settled by determining the age of the Mladec remains through carbon dating.

This could be settled by ACAS (Advisory Conciliation and Arbitration Service).

That case could be settled this year.

But their benefits could be settled after the overall agreement is ratified.

The case could be settled before the trial is scheduled to begin on March 19.

The outlines of a deal could be settled tomorrow, were both sides willing.

The council said it was hopeful the dispute could be settled soon.