Sentence examples for issues will be settled from inspiring English sources

The financial and property-related issues will be settled quickly if Joby agrees to give up all custody of Ellen (Shaylena Mandigo), his 6-year-old daughter, and disappear from her life.

The idea that these issues will be settled with great bonhomie is, says Paddy Bort, "an illusion.

While the goal is to resolve all the issues in a settlement conference, it is not always guaranteed that these issues will be settled in this meeting, especially if things become heated during negotiation.

If your spouse is not in agreement with you, you should complete your divorce forms, asking the Court for what you want, and for a hearing so that it can decide how the issues will be settled.

The imperfection of the record makes it unlikely that the issue will be settled in the foreseeable future.

The measure passed, the country remains divided, and the issue will be settled in June by a politically split Supreme Court.

Doubtless the inquiry's conclusions will change the views of few, but the issue will be settled in the public realm.

The lack of action by the state, which sets the pay rates, may mean that the issue will be settled by the courts.

Pressure has been mounting on Abbott to grant a conscience vote on the issue, but the prime minister has consistently said that the issue will be settled by the Coalition party room.

The leaders say the issue will be settled by next month although it is not clear whether that will be merely a coalition of the willing or whether there will be mandatory quotas.

He said he wanted a "clear result" but tried to play down the implications for the coalition, saying: "Whether [the result] is a 'Yes' or a 'No' there will be no celebrating, there will be no congratulations, the issue will be settled and we can get on with the vital work we're doing as a coalition, governing in the national interest".