Sentence examples for that cannot be settled from inspiring English sources

Federation captains have always been presented with situations that cannot be settled merely at a point of a phaser or photon torpedo.

These are wars that cannot be settled by a wave of a wand or papal sceptre – even one held by a leader as true and admirable as Francis.

Under Nafta's Chapter 11 investor provisions, disputes of this type that cannot be settled through negotiation may be brought before the tribunal, the International Center for Investment Dispute Settlement, an obscure arm of the World Bank.

Mr. Gibson's Meir also sighs about "our neighbors, who want a state too, there's no question that cannot be settled if you will grant us but this one right: to exist... here".

A major issue that cannot be settled here concerns the question of where the burden of proof lies with respect to theistic arguments.

Thus, we have here a case of a statement of arithmetic (and, in fact, a very simple one) that cannot be settled on the basis of the standard axioms.

This is an issue that probably cannot be settled once and for all.

The argument can only get under way for those philosophers who accept that the issue cannot be settled a priori, so the possibility of the disembodiment that we can imagine is still prima facie open.

In his very last work, completed only days before his death, al-Ghazâlî discusses whether God creates "through the mediation" (bi-wâsita) of his creations or not, and maintains that the matter cannot be settled decisively (al-Ghazâlî 1985, 68 69).

On Wednesday, the Hungarian parliament also passed a constitutional amendment stating that "alien populations" cannot be settled in Hungary – a direct riposte to EU-mandated quotas of asylum seekers for each of its member states, which Hungary has steadfastly challenged.

"I have already learned that a conflict between people cannot be settled with guns alone".