Sentence examples for settle the issues of from inspiring English sources

If they refuse, he said, they risk losing their houses when the courts settle the issues of law and faith.

"In terms of defense relations, we still need to settle the issues of the past so as to build trust to move toward the future," he said.

Did hanging Von Ribbentrop, Frank and Frick really settle the issue of Germany's guilt?

A rigorous index would settle the issue of whether the current COLA adjustments are high, low or about right.

The failure to settle the issue of Kirkuk, in particular, will test the Iraqi body politic to its limits.

I cannot see how mere facts could ever settle the issue of what is morally right or wrong, for example.

The ruling in Switzerland effectively drew a line under the saga, forcing the AFL to settle the issue of the Brownlow medal.

Since then, two more wars, several insurgencies, and countless political maneuvers have failed to settle the issue of the "ownership" of Kashmir.

Franklin's decision to preach did not settle the issue of succession at the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, and in some ways complicated it.

But the muddy result did not settle the issue of whether Republicans would yet coalesce around a conservative alternative — Mr. Santorum, for example.

Although Crookes believed that the particles were electrified charged particles, his work did not settle the issue of whether cathode rays were particles or radiation similar to light.