Sentence examples for settling fairly from inspiring English sources

Buenos Aires "invited the United Kingdom to resume as soon as possible negotiations aimed at settling fairly and definitively, the sovereignty dispute over the Malvinas (Falkands) Islands, South Georgia, South Sandwich Islands and surrounding territorial seas," she added.

Buenos Aires "invites the United Kingdom to resume as soon as possible negotiations aimed at settling fairly and definitively, the sovereignty dispute over the Malvinas (Falklands) islands, South Georgia, South Sandwich islands and surrounding territorial seas," the statement said.

"Within a week we had settled fairly, justly and quickly".

If gives both parties faith that disputes will be settled fairly.

It's a risk for both sides but at least it does get it settled fairly".

Unless this matter is perceived to be settled fairly by the courts, the American public will never know who the true winner was in the Florida election.

They settled fairly quickly on a XII with the only lengthy discussion concerning Willis's flu and, having heard that he would not play in Warwickshire's next Championship match, decided to leave him out.

I agree with Thomas L. Friedman ("The Way We Win," column, Nov. 14) that foreigners have a vested interest in seeing that the presidential election gets settled fairly, but I question his assertion that neither candidate provided foreigners much of substance to listen to.

Luciano Pavarotti's estate has been settled "fairly," a lawyer for Pavarotti's second wife, Nicoletta Mantovani (above, with Pavarotti), said in statements published on Monday after reports of a dispute between Ms. Mantovani and three of his daughters from his first marriage.

"We expect this to settle fairly quickly though and remain optimistic about his prospects of being available for the game against the Scarlets at the Liberty Stadium".

At issue is a serious environmental dispute, which needs to be settled fairly and openly in the public square.