Sentence examples for settle the difficult from inspiring English sources

This newspaper believes that a referendum is needed at some point to settle the difficult matter of Britain's relationship with Europe.The big question, then, is when that referendum should be held.

The senior people work face-to-face to settle the difficult political questions (Who is going to give up staff for this project?) and the risky priority issues (Which investment program are we going to do first?).

In Israel, Foreign Minister Shimon Peres today told The Associated Press that he, too, was in favor of declaring a Palestinian state and then entering into negotiations to settle the difficult border and refugee issues, as well as how to divide Jerusalem as the capital for both states.

But to decide such matters, one must first settle the difficult issue of whether, to be trustworthy, a person must have a particular kind of motive for acting.

That is no surprise, for the first Australians crossed the sea to settle this difficult environment during the Ice Age, and brought its art with them.

Macartney's attack helped his partner Bill Woodfull to settle in the difficult conditions.

The banks and Government said that sanctions were not warranted and that imposing them would make it more difficult to settle the case.

Frustrated by deadlocked talks to end a crippling strike at two auto parts factories here, the chief negotiator for General Motors announced late this afternoon that he would return to his office in Detroit, while the top union negotiator warned that it would be difficult to settle the strike before mid-August.

In the interview, which was taped Friday and broadcast yesterday on "WB11 News Close-Up," Mr. Bloomberg said that it would be difficult to settle the contract without knowing how much the state budget would provide for raises, or whether the State Legislature would change the city school system's governing structure to give him the control he seeks.

This, however, would not settle the matter, and it is difficult to imagine a method for presenting MIB that can get around this problem, short of image stabilization upon the retina, which might itself eliminate MIB entirely.

This, however, would not settle the matter, and it is difficult to imagine a method for presenting perceptual fading that can get around this problem, short of image stabilization upon the retina, which might itself eliminate the return to 'see' states entirely.