Sentence examples for resolved quietly from inspiring English sources

Usually these conflicts are resolved quietly, within the religious community.

Economists say that China's labor force is growing increasingly bold and that over the last year, periodic strikes in southern China — some supposedly involving global companies — have been resolved quietly or not reported in the media.

"Most of the high-profile, high-asset cases are resolved quietly through alternative dispute resolution, ADR," said Gloria Allred, a prominent attorney who represents many of Bill Cosby's alleged victims.

A12 Contrast in Custody Cases While the custody case involving Elian Gonzalez has dragged on, a similar Miami case, involving a 2-year-old Jordanian boy, Khalil Shanti, whose mother brought him to the United States without his father's consent, has been resolved quietly and quickly, with a judge ordering Khalil returned to Jordan within 10 days.

Unlike Pepsi's dispute, however, most problems get resolved quietly.

Is there any debate that is resolved quietly and privately, without the participation of literally every single person in the entire world?

The feuds are usually resolved more quietly, but in this summer of discontent they have taken on operatic tones.

Neset returned to the tenor sax for an unaccompanied improvisation, turning his imaginative virtuosity up to full power: circuitous runs resolved in quietly inquisitive gestures and he showed secure control of delicate high sounds way above the instrument's register.

The Soviets didn't want to look inept or weak they soon gave up on even finding the sunken submarine and the United States, catching wind of the frantic recovery effort, soon resolved to quietly get its hands on the sub for intelligence purposes.

Isn't resolving this quietly the righteous path, one that gives my friend peace of mind?

This, in turn, reflected what analysts say is a growing rift between ASEAN countries loyal to China, and those contesting territory with it in the South China Sea, a group that increasingly looks for support to America.The acrimony was almost unprecedented in a group which, according to the Straits Times, a Singaporean newspaper, likes to resolve disputes "quietly amid the rustle of batik silks".