Sentence examples for to resolving differences from inspiring English sources

"Turn this down and you're saying, 'screw the arts.'" [Brooklyn Daily] New York's teacher evaluation legislation contains a "poison pill," which could explain union resistance to resolving differences over evaluation standards.

But unlike in previous years, this time the protesters were members of Thailand's oldest political party, the Democrat Party, which has long had a reputation as the staid, well-mannered and intellectual voice of the Bangkok establishment and has been firmly dedicated to resolving differences inside Parliament, where the Democrats lead the opposition.

The only way this can be done is by insisting on a non-violent approach to resolving differences with Israel, especially now that the international community supports the establishment of a Palestinian state.

Further investigations will be required to resolve differences in 5αR expression at different ages and different stages of the cycle.

Agreements to resolve differences would essentially be out the window.

The two sides are still trying to resolve differences over retirement benefits.

When President Bush and Vladimir Putin meet next week, one aim will be to resolve differences about the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty.

Despite rising tensions, however, he said he would seek to resolve differences with Moscow peacefully.

With the sisters unable to resolve differences, Ms. Eisenberg and Ms. Mathews sued Alma Tuchman in October 2000.

The company said that it had not suspended any performances and would try to resolve differences to avoid a strike.

They need to learn to resolve differences without resorting to violence or relying on informal family alliances, she said.