Sentence examples for if quarrels from inspiring English sources

He is a former ambassador to Belgrade, played a key role for the EU in overseeing Montenegro's referendum on independence in 2006, and was then the EU and international community's high representative in Bosnia between 2007 and 2009.Referring to Bosnia and Kosovo, Mr Lajcak says: "If quarrels are imported into the European family, it will kill Europe".

(DJN IV.4.12) For under such conditions it becomes necessary to distinguish mine from thine through certain exclusionary conventions, if quarrels are to be avoided.

If the quarrels and deliberations associated with politics are, as Obama said in his speech, "a mark of our liberty," then his daughters were a mark of the passage of time.

If the quarrel goes to litigation, reliable law encourages a prompt settlement or, if worst comes to worst, cabins the bounds of what is at stake in a trial.

"It would be the greatest crime if we quarreled with Russia," he said.

If they quarreled, Brother David said, "It would be over the measurement of a piece of wood".

But if their quarrel persists, their parties could yet pick another candidate, such as Christian Wulff, the premier of Lower Saxony.

But in the end, Iraq can be pulled back fully from the brink only if its quarreling sects agree to share power under a new constitution.

And if they quarrel, it's not in a way that involves the dissing of one another in viciously up-to-the-minute slang.

For the first half of this year, it looked as if the quarrel was merely among those on the left, reflecting issues of, equally, liberal elitism and liberal guilt.

The new king is intent on pressing the English claim to the throne of France, even if this quarrel means war; but he wants his assault to be -- or be seen as -- a just war, blessed by the church.