Sentence examples for vowed to settle from inspiring English sources

Martin vowed to settle the matter with Cuban.

The Australian National Dictionary Centre has announced that 2014's word of the year is "shirtfront", popularised when the prime minister of a G20 nation vowed to settle a diplomatic dispute by bludgeoning another world leader with his speeding chest.

Remarkably, given a career spent fighting India, he has done more to make peace than any predecessor.The latest peace talks—or "composite dialogue"—began in early 2004, when Atal Behari Vajpayee, then India's prime minister, and General Musharraf vowed to settle their differences, including, most bitter of all, the status of divided Kashmir.

Mr Cameron said the "whole government" was behind efforts to combat extremism but vowed to settle the row.

Mr Netanyahu vowed to "settle the score with every terrorist" saying that those "who want to uproot us from our state and capital... will not succeed".

The president vowed to settle the case without further litigation.

Vowing to settle Japan's huge bad-loan crisis, he warned that no bank was too large to fail.

I vowed publicly to settle for a (more widely available) red clock.

Unlike his predecessors, who ruled until death or disability, Qianlong, the fifth emperor of the Qing Dynasty, vowed to abdicate at 85 and settle down in comparatively modest quarters carved out of the Forbidden City, the imperial behemoth with 8,700 rooms that anchors the Chinese capital.

More than 30 state governors, mostly Republicans, have voiced concerns that extremists could infiltrate the United States and vowed to stop the refugees from settling in their states. .

AOL agreed to settle the case, while Vivendi vowed to fight it.