Sentence examples for settle peacefully from inspiring English sources

Only when they have acquired one will this turbulent region shuffle off the burdens of the past and settle peacefully into the community of nations.

Up to the last moment, however, he was actively exhorting the European governments to avert a world war and to settle peacefully the conflict that followed the archduke Ferdinand's assassination at Sarajevo in June 1914.

In the interviews Mr. Arafat used the sharpest language he has employed since he agreed in December 1988 in a United Nations conference in Geneva to renounce terrorism against Israel and engage in a political dialogue with the United States to settle peacefully the 40-year-old Arab Israeli conflict.

The Drawback of Anxiety and Worry: conjuring up a variety of misfortunes, most of which will never come to pass, creates an unquiet mind that cannot settle peacefully into the present moment, where speculated catastrophes have yet to occur; the mind prone to worrying doesn't appreciate times of joy, as it is forever surveying the imagination for disasters looming in the realm of possibilities.

In some cases, disputes have been settled peacefully through legal appeals and electoral reforms.

He still knows how to exacerbate crises that might otherwise be settled peacefully.

Partly because of his moderation, the General Strike of 1926 was settled peacefully.

Like Wilson, Roosevelt and Truman hoped that future quarrels could be settled peacefully in the international body.

At first they settled peacefully on land granted them by the local populace, some of them establishing mission communities.

Through his foreign minister, José Maria da Silva Paranhos, border disputes were settled peacefully with Bolivia, Uruguay, British Guiana, and Suriname (Dutch Guiana).

"We believe that the nuclear issue of North Korea should be settled through dialogue and negotiation and should be settled peacefully".