Sentence examples for peaceably settled from inspiring English sources

Much of the time, Mr. Zabel will play the role of mediator, and has peaceably settled the divorces of the late author Michael Crichton, the radio host Howard Stern and the New York Jets owner Robert Wood Johnson IV.

But this strategy is surely deliberate, and issues of the type that drive Americans nuts — national health insurance, for instance, and abortion — are broadly and peaceably settled, while new ones tend to get decided with minor smudges to the left or the right.

Most have settled peaceably.

Despite the 1844 campaign slogan of "Fifty-four fight or fighthe the matter was settled peaceably by treaty.

Not you, of course, but people do say silly things, and you too have a family, don't you?In sum, with a bit of give (mostly yours) and take (all theirs) things are settled peaceably.

Scotland and England will surely settle this difference as peaceably as they've settled most of their differences since the 14th century.

"We are trying to be patient and settle this peaceably.

If burdened by legal affairs, settle them peaceably".

With the war over, Wilson left for Paris to broker a peace treaty, one he hoped would include the formation of a League of Nations, where countries could settle disputes peaceably and preemptively.

Jesus talks about when you're neighbor does something that you don't like, go to the neighbor first, try to settle it peaceably, if your neighbor won't receive you or won't settle, take it to the church and let the church handle it.

There they lived peaceably for a time, but in 1859 threats of a massacre by a vigilante anti-Indian group forced them to flee to east-central Oklahoma, where they settled on a reservation on the banks of the Washita River.