Sentence examples for settle such issues from inspiring English sources

The suggestion in the Blair-Schröder letter that European Councils should settle such issues by a majority vote is clearly an attempt to prevent a recurrence.But does the letter really deserve to make big waves?

Assessing the relevance of Winner's and others' claims concerning the character of ELSI research, should in addition be framed as a normative discussion of what the real and important research questions and issues are, or what a legitimate procedure would be to settle such issues.

Second, the empirical methods at the disposal of economists are not yet adequate for settling such issues.

For his part, Mr. Cheney said he welcomed a court fight to settle such an important issue.

According to the guiding philosophy of medicine these days, there is only one way to settle such an important issue: do an experiment.

Below the commission sit a range of other committees, all appointed by standing orders of the Commons and staffed by MPs, which settle issues such as the size of parliament's budget, distribution of resources between Commons and Lords, services to MPs, the appointment of key staff such as the parliamentary commissioner for standards, and the treatment of visitors (once referred to as "strangers").

The relative ease and speed with which Romney has appeared to wrap up the Republican nomination suggests that the most interesting thing about the race was not the role of the Tea Party, the flare up of debates around long settled issues such as contraception or the brief leads held by implausible and unqualified candidates like Michele Bachmann or Herman Cain.

They say such issues should be settled at home," explains Bhanuben.

Such issues can't be settled in a single essay.

Such issues were long ago settled by the Balfour Declaration and the UN vote to create a Jewish state in Palestine.

Many such issues will need to be settled before legislation of the type above could ever be instituted for 21st century assays.