Sentence examples for issue to settle from inspiring English sources

This is interesting too, because post-election, we (and Bill Shorten) might have expected the boats issue to settle placidly in Labor after the departure of two serial campaigners for change, Melissa Parke and Anna Burke.

The ontological status of fictions is an important issue to settle if we are to determine whether modal fictionalism is any advance metaphysically on rival realist theories of possible worlds.

This is too good of an opportunity on to important of an issue to settle for something less than what is needed and call it victory.

The independent agencies always had contentious issues to settle and sometimes were subject to heavy lobbying.

I speak for myself and there is never an agenda; there are no issues to settle, no sides to be taken.

Key issues to settle in this process include the following: The definition of clinical needs and desired context of use for new biomarkers should be specifically emphasised [ 16].

"If we release six, they'll demand seven," the aide said, expressing frustration that the returns were not put out earlier this year giving the issue time to settle.

Just 25percentt said having more women and minorities in Congress would make budget issues easier to settle, while 66percentt said it would make no difference.

He said this would be an issue to be settled by the political parties.

Because no state case law exists directly on the topic, Mr. Lieberman is hoping to settle the issue out of court.

"We have a number of common issues that we have to settle, if possible, with Russia.