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Meanings of settle disputes in English

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Usage of settle disputes in English
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It is preferable to settle disputes by tongues than by sword arms.
Helen of troy
2
And men did and do settle disputes in a similar way.
Studies in Civics
3
The other two most contentious issues are fair competition and ways to settle disputes.
Reuters
4
People turn to him to settle disputes or for advice.
The Guardian
5
They were judges and lawgivers of the desert, hired to settle disputes among tribes.
Wizardborn
6
The establishment of an international authority to settle disputes between parties over antitrust issues.
Financial Crime and Corruption
7
We used the dictionary to settle disputes, which happened more often than you might imagine.
Wired
8
She said international arbitration tribunals created to settle disputes can overrule a nation's own courts.
Radio NZ
9
The commissioners could summon troops in case of necessity and settle disputes between the colonies.
The Land We Live In / The Story of Our Country
10
Dubai set up the tribunal of three international judges to oversee restructuring and settle disputes.
Reuters
11
The brewer, Guinness, launched their famous records book in 1955 to settle disputes among drinkers.
Radio NZ
12
Civilized living is impossible without machinery to settle disputes.
The Tyranny Of Words
13
During a messy relationship breakdown or divorce, most people have a pre-nup to settle disputes.
News.com.au
14
When nations differ, treaties or time, or what not, may settle disputes; too often war.
Westways: A Village Chronicle
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Canada also has a Privacy Commissioner who can intervene to settle disputes between individuals and organizations.
Wired
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The prospect has helped drive reform and settle disputes between once-warring foes in the former Yugoslavia.
Reuters
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Settle disputes across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common