They told Mr. Milosevic through his intermediaries that he had a few days to renounce power and leave the country without difficulty, to settle where he would, but that if he delayed, he could face arrest and a trial in The Hague on war crimes charges.
Mr. Weissman's lawyer, Glenn Colton, said his client had been persuaded by ill health and financial difficulties to settle, rather than by evidence that the painting was a forgery.
Several others identified distinct patterns of disordered sleep: either difficulty in settling to sleep or a pattern of early wakening.
He did his utmost to settle these difficulties by negotiation, but in 1739 he was forced to declare war against Spain the so-called War of Jenkins Earr.
During the conceptual design of the aerodynamic missile with multiple loadings, both the multilevel sequential programming approach and the compromising programming method are coupled together to settle the associated difficulties when the whole structure of the missile body is considered as a pre-defined design domain.
Reagan is very Type A and seemed to thrive at work, is she going to have difficulty settling back into being at home all the time?
After an initial face-to-face contact most other contacts will be by telephone, although the option for further face-to-face contacts will be available for participants who are having difficulty settling to telephone contact.
One of the most relevant difficulties faced by first-year undergraduate students is to settle into the educational environment of universities.
If science were prepared to settle for less than unification, the difficulty of reconciling quantum mechanics and general relativity wouldn't be the biggest problem in physics.
At 10 months, according to mindful mothers' reports, babies were less likely to have difficulties settling down and adjusting to new environments ("self-regulation") or controlling their attention and behavior ("effortful control").
