The problem is that you and the other person have different stances about respecting boundaries, and you've never settled the differences between you.
Banna said Hassan, who was assassinated in 1949, would have changed with the times and settled the differences between the group's fundamentalists and moderates.
From there he conducted the ecclesiastical business of England, but Theobald's presence in the country posed a threat to Stephen's authority, and Stephen quickly settled the differences between the two.
Once the Lords settled the differences between their version of the bill and the Commons version thereof, the Bill received Royal Assent on 11 November 1999 and became an Act of parliament.
This led to treaties made in an attempt to determine the rights of the parties and to settle the differences and obtain peace between the United States and the nations and between the nations themselves.
He has rejected the recommendations of last month's Baker-Hamilton report, which called for dialogue with Tehran after 26 years of estrangement, and of congressmen who have called for a "grand bargain" to settle all the differences between Iran and the US.
By the Treaty of Cherasco (June 19 , 1631, negotiated by Mazarin, the French candidate was installed in Mantua, but the agreement settled only the differences between France and Savoy.
The company declined Ledbetter's offer to settle for the difference between her earnings and that lowest-paid man's — about $60,000.
Nolan's own look accords with his strict regimen of optimal resource allocation and flexibility: He long ago decided it was a waste of energy to choose anew what to wear each day, and the clubbable but muted uniform on which he settled splits the difference between the demands of an executive suite and a tundra.
It's a hard feeling but, as we walk along, I settle and let the difference between my life at home and the one I have here be.
* On Friday, the airport had a record 44 inches of snow on the ground (snow compacting as it settles accounts for the difference between snowfall and cover), even more than blanketed the ground during the infamous Blizzard of 1977.
