Sentence examples for solve their differences from inspiring English sources

The police labelled the abuse "family conflict" and told the couple to solve their differences peacefully.

Ethnic leaders say the fighting shows that the government wants to vanquish them, not solve their differences through political dialogue.

With most of his career still in front of them, Woods and Steinberg believe it is better to solve their differences now, not later.

Until Serbs and Albanians can agree to use political mechanisms to solve their differences, NATO's troops will be needed to contain violence.

One could argue that they are simply obeying Aristotle, who proposed that character is revealed through conduct, and who would almost certainly have urged Antigone and Creon to solve their differences with a pump-action shotgun.

She was 85. "Armed only with her faith, she taught gangs in New York City to solve their differences without violence," President Clinton said in a statement last week.

Then, as always, he was convinced that it was British rule which had driven a wedge between India's creeds and classes; once this foreign influence was removed, Indians would solve their communal differences.

In a parliament that has long been known for altercations and fistfights, there were fears that the new set of MPs could prove more unruly than ever, especially after the commanders of two volunteer battalions active in the east had promised to solve their personal differences "like men" inside parliament.

She summoned church leaders from both sides to attempt to solve their doctrinal differences.

These monsters are reasonably keen to accept Max as their king, perhaps as a way of solving their internal grumbling differences, and agree to Max's plan to build a big hideaway structure where they can all live and sleep together in a huddle.

If the bill makes its way through Congress by no means a certainty and is signed into law by Obama, it would mark the rare occasion when Washington's partisans managed, on their own initiative, to set aside their differences and solve a major national problem.