Bishop, in citing "closed-door" legal settlements, echoed a "sue and settle" talking point deployed by the likes of industry-funded groups like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the Western Energy Alliance (WEA), and Endangered Species Watch.
They pointed to the postseason and said that they would settle the talk then.
Joyce gets out the old Breville to toast us cheese and onion sandwiches, and we settle to talk about the whys and wherefores of memory.
Give your bunny a few days to settle in; talk with it frequently, but don't take it out of the cage, or let children do so either.
He had to settle for talking to his boss at a video conference out on the floor.
The time it takes to settle those talks may delay the sale to Wang, who has agreed to pay between $175 million and $180 million.
This will be the last time the Masai settle for talks, he added, before pursuing other methods including a court injunction.
The New York State Public Employment Relations Board will appoint a three-member nonbinding fact-finding panel in an effort to settle contract talks between the city and the United Federation of Teachers, the union announced yesterday.
The White House said the two men did not discuss the decision expected shortly by the federal appeals court in the government's antitrust case against Microsoft, which the company hopes to settle, but talked instead about education, trade and tax policy.
Sure, the President agreed to that law as part of a deal to settle deficit talks last year.
"Would you like a cup of tea?" Peter Smedley asks Sir Terry Pratchett, before they settle down to talk about dying.
