Sentence examples for trying to settle this from inspiring English sources
Hunt, with the responsibility for England's largest workforce of 1.4m people, is acting irresponsibly in not trying to settle this dispute.
Instead of fighting the suit, brought by the Center for Constitutional Rights, the city should be trying to settle this case and working immediately to reform a policy that violates rights and undermines trust in the police.
Lina Khatib, head of the Middle East and North Africa program at Chatham House, told VICE News that Trump's decision represented the "final nail in the coffin" for the program, and ultimately reflected "the U.S.'s pandering to Russian priorities in trying to settle this conflict".
Given the $50 billion claim looming over it, Bank of America will most likely try to settle this litigation.
The court's confidence in its own supremacy may have propelled it to try to settle this presidential crisis.
On October 11th the International Association of Athletics Federations said it would try to settle this question for future games.They will need brainpower to match the muscles that they administer.
Obviously they've chosen the expensive, paper-heavy legal route to try to settle this, but let's have a look and see who measures up better where it counts.
"But the worst thing for Russia is if Kiev continues to try to settle this by military means.
To try to settle this dispute, Astrid Nehlig and her colleagues at the French National Institute for Health and Medical Research INSERMM) decided to see if caffeine triggers the same increased activity in the brain's dopamine-releasing reward centers as cocaine and other stimulants do.
Although I will not try to settle this debate here, different interpretations of Spinoza's ontology of modes will yield alternative accounts of his views on the necessity of modes.
The current state of our theories is such that it would be premature to try to settle this dispute by inference to the best explanation since neither side of the dispute has a theory of the attention/consciousness relation that has been worked out to a degree that would allow the different explanations to be compared.
