"I began to ask myself whether ... we had not contributed ... by the overmilitarization of our policies and statements ... to a belief in Moscow that it was war we were after, that we had settled for its inevitability, that it was only a matter of time before we would unleash it".
The Brotherhood is out in the cold, ousted last July and declared a terrorist organisation, but it would probably be allowed back in if it settled for its old, compromised opposition role.
After repeated delays by European and United States regulators, British Airways said yesterday that it would now settle for its proposed alliance with American Airlines to be phased in over five years.
Even when it has the federal government, Berlin may have to settle for its re-emerging pre-eminence as the country's intellectual and cultural centre.Still, the DM20 billion ($11.7 billion) transfer will be a huge jolt.
The more pragmatic will settle for its helping them avoid an unpleasant, tumorous death.
Immediately, he brushed off any suggestion that Notre Dame settled for its second choice by hiring him.
And second, each transaction is settled for its entire amount (as opposed to being "netted off" against other payments in the opposite direction).
Baltimore, trying to become the first team since the 1976 Steelers to record three straight shutouts, instead had to settle for its eighth straight division victory.
Later in the quarter the Tigers got to the Penn State8 and had to settle for its only score— a 33‐yard field goal by Henry Brown just before the inter mission.
When Krzyzewski rejected the Lakers' offer, the team settled for its second choice, Rudy Tomjanovich, the former Houston coach, who is almost certain to install an offense built to showcase Bryant.
