Sentence examples for ready to resolve their from inspiring English sources

The most noteworthy part of the agreement, though, is that it is an indication that the league and union seemed more ready to resolve their differences.

As a result of these market jitters, he said, "lenders who had been waiting in the hopes that the market would improve, realized that things were still unstable and so they are more ready to resolve their loans now than in the past.Maybe not in the first quarter of this year, but by the second and third quarter I see a lot of things in the pipeline".

For clinical purposes, the crucial distinction for assessment is between those who are not ready to take action to resolve their alcohol problem and those that are (Heather and Hönekopp, 2008) and this distinction has proved useful in previous research concerning the validity of predictions from the TTM (e.g. Callaghan et al., 2007; Heather et al., 2009).

Christian rulers should be less ready to resort to war when disputes arise, and should employ existing councils and authorities in order to resolve their disputes by arbitration.

Calling on Iraqis to "use the political process to resolve their remaining differences and advance their national interest," the vice president said he and Mr. Obama "stand ready, if asked and if helpful, to help in that process".

Then, last week, Congo and Uganda agreed to resolve their differences.

Mr. Pittman was then called in to resolve their disputes.

Viacom and Time Warner Cable have agreed to resolve their pending litigations.

Shepard eventually taught her how to resolve their issues successfully.

A senior Nationalist official said his party was ready to resolve the dispute.

We welcome this step and are ready to resolve our problems peacefully, using the Erbil agreement as a starting point.