But when the parties in conflict refuse to engage with each other, you may need to put forth the outlines of an agreement.
EasyJet also reasserts its position that where flights are full, it may need to put some hand luggage into the hold.
Hodge said: "It may need to put in additional resources … to avoid the kind of plummeting performance we have seen in the past".
"If someone is showing signs of failing, you may need to put someone else in – and give them three or four games rather than 10.
"There need to be continuing air strikes well targeted, and we may need to put some people on the ground to direct that quite accurately.
A new CEO may need to put a stake in the ground to show that he's in charge and to let the organization know what he stands for.
The variability in predictions from modern brachiopods suggests that geologists may need to put limits on extrapolating data from ancient brachiopods, the researchers said.
As the Environmental Protection Agency moves to tighten restrictions on tiny particles of air pollution, new research shows that it may need to put even more stringent limits on soot from some industrial sources.
Many Israeli generals believe Israel's deterrence capability has been badly eroded and they may need to put on a real sound and light show that will demonstrate to the whole region just how sophisticated its air force has become.
"But if we decide a later start time is a good thing for all grade levels, we may need to put resources behind it and add buses, not simply switch one grade level for another," he said.
At the very least you may need to put in an early offer of the asking price and cross your fingers that the sellers accept it straightaway, and that a cash buyer doesn't make a similar offer.
