Sentence examples for settling issues from inspiring English sources

During his tenure, Mr. Lynch was praised for shoring up Credit Suisse's legal reputation and settling issues with regulators.

Compurgation, also called Wager Of Law, in early English law, method of settling issues of fact by appeal to a type of character witness.

Yesterday's decision forced swift action from the director of public prosecutions, but also gave parliamentarians much to think about in settling issues around the assisted suicidelaw.

Posterity found Ali right and his critics wrong: human institutions do have a place in settling issues of state.From Cairo to CaliforniaFor anyone who looks to Islam's foundational texts as the ultimate arbiter of truth, these are resonant allusions.

The measure, once reserved for weighty social matters like abolishing the monarchy in 1946, or legalizing divorce in 1974, became a kind of political crutch for settling issues that Parliament was unable to resolve.

Britain, China, the European Union, France, Germany, Russia and the United States will meet there at the International Atomic Energy Agency headquarters for a meeting of a committee tasked with settling issues that arise.

The nation's survival, therefore, largely depended upon the will and ability of these antagonists to settle issues in debate.

If there's a problem, how will the roommates settle issues?

Discussing, bargaining, even subtle bribing could settle issues before there's even a problem.

But that is a settled issue.

You would think it was a settled issue.