Sentence examples for should try to settle from inspiring English sources

Instead, it said, the company should try to settle claims quickly and fairly.

Of course we all should try to settle our differences through dialogue, and the US and the west should try to find a peaceful solution for Iran's nuclear programme and human rights.

Nelson did not say the talks had to take the form of a settlement or of collective bargaining, but the signal she sent was that the league and players should try to settle their differences because they are unlikely to be happy with what happens when the court gets involved.

He predicts that his guests will enjoin him to offer a nugget or two from 100 years' worth of wisdom, and for them he has one ready: "It's a beautiful world," he said, "but people should try to settle down and think about peace instead of fighting.

We should not try to "settle the synthetic controversy" as ter Meulen wants us to.

We shouldn't try to settle the very real concern about the long-term debt trajectory all at once.

His Harlequins team-mate Mike Brown also said that England need to be "massively physical" but feels they should not try to settle too many old scores.

Should the directors try to settle with Mr. Grasso, Mr. Reed said he would serve as the negotiator.

That three-day journey sparked a much bigger adventure lasting, on and off, until 2008, when he decided just as suddenly that he should "grow up and maybe try to settle down".

"So I do try to settle down.

His lawyer will call your lawyer to try to settle.