settle disputes造句

settle disputes by diplomatic means

Make peace, reconcile, stop war and settle disputes.

He will judge between the nations and will settle disputes for many peoples.

The best way to settle disputes is through friendly negociation or conciliation by a third party.

Children would settle disputes by trading punches or insults in the schoolyard.

She helped to settle disputes and offered advice to the people who came to her.

Of course. But it's still best to attempt to settle disputes without invoking arbitration.

We hope the non-parties respect the concerned parties' efforts to settle disputes peacefully through bilateral dialogue.

Traditionally the role of law is to settle disputes and it is indirectly related to economic efficiency.

Rather than go on strike, workmen should submit to arbitration, provided their masters are willing to settle disputes peaceably.

Civil procedure is the body of rules by which the parties in civil litigation use the court to settle disputes.

"It is essential to Build confidence through dialogue, seek security through cooperation, respect each other's sovereignty and settle disputes through peaceful means."

the pacific temper seeks to settle disputes on grounds of justice rather than by force; a quiet and peaceable person; in a peaceable and orderly manner.

Because there is smile in the world, we can remove the sense of strangeness among people, reduce hatreds for each others, settle disputes and coexist peacefully.

Even though politicians decide what goes to court, the new law is expected to lead to a boom in tort suits, offering citizens a channel to settle disputes outside the political system.

As a way to settle disputes which has long existed in China, and indeed as an institutional mechanism in the society governance, Mediation is still of great importance in modern times.

A country must want to join, it must be given strict conditions for reforms, it must settle disputes within and on its borders and it must see the promise of membership as genuine.

Peaceful means, rather than coercive measures, should be sought to settle disputes, such as mediation, good offices and negotiation. Double standards and military interference under the name of the UN should be rejected.