Sentence examples for hammering out a solution from inspiring English sources

The Neeman Committee was charged with hammering out a solution to what many saw as a problem with no possibility of a compromise.

"There's something to be said for good old-fashioned getting in a room together and hammering out a solution over a long conversation and developing a mutual respect," she told me.

"After the many genuine concerns that have been raised over the last few weeks, as well as, frankly, the more cynical desire on the part of some to make this into a political football, it became clear that spending months hammering out a solution was not going to be an option," Mr. Obama said on Friday.

"Now, after the many genuine concerns that have been raised over the last few weeks, as well as, frankly, the more cynical desire on the part of some to make this into a political football," he said, "it became clear that spending months hammering out a solution was not going to be an option, that we needed to move this faster". Uh, yeah.

You'll get the countries responsible for 90percentt of the emissions in the room hammering out a solution.

During the period 1723 1731, the powers-that-be busied themselves hammering out a solution to the "Tuscan question".

He said the government and the airline had only until January to hammer out a solution to avoid bankruptcy.

Then, referring to the lawmakers trying to hammer out a solution, he added: "Unless the committee comes out with something outrageous".

A delegation of about a dozen Muslim leaders came to our offices to try and hammer out a solution, along with Gordimer and Cosaw representatives.

Both President Joseph Kabila of Congo and his Rwandan counterpart, Paul Kagame, have expressed support for the idea of meeting to try to hammer out a solution, Mr. Ban said.

In his speech, Mr. Romney barely mentioned the issue, saying only that he "hammered out a solution that took a bad situation and made it better — not perfect, but it was a state solution for a state problem".