If we keep the channels of communication open from the beginning of a relationship, we have a better chance to settle differences in a conference room, rather than across a battlefield or in the United Nations Security Council.
President Bush pressured Congress today to settle differences in House and Senate education bills and send legislation to him as quickly as possible, saying the state of many urban schools was a "great and continuing scandal" that cried out for rapid action.
American courts say it does (and Perpetual has settled out of court); British ones say it doesn't.A tribunal, even if it were set up tomorrow, would not be able to settle differences in British and American law.
Like another young rising star, the Olympian Billy Joe Saunders, Fury Jnr is steeped in Romany fighting folklore, a descendant of bare-knuckle scrappers who settled differences in fields and fairground booths.
She will describe how Donald Trump settles differences in opinion and forms unlikely coalitions.
The deal also shows how to settle differences between buyers and sellers in the valuation of dodgy assets.
Apart from the legacy of the justice system where there is a propensity to settle differences that Voltaire described in one of his letters, many factors may be at work in The Netherlands to produce a higher level of problem-solving capacity.
But to grow in size, the EU must first adapt its rules, hence the meeting in Nice to settle differences between big countries and small, between supranational "federalists" and defenders of the nation-state, and between economic winners and losers.
United Nations global-warming talks bogged down as envoys from more than 190 nations worked into a third night in Doha to settle differences on climate aid and fossil-fuel emissions that would pave the way to a new treaty by 2015.
His effort in 1774 to settle differences peacefully narrowly missed adoption by the Continental Congress.
A third reader can step in to settle differences.
