Sentence examples for a proper settlement from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a proper settlement" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts discussing agreements, resolutions, or arrangements, particularly in legal, financial, or real estate matters. Example: "After lengthy negotiations, both parties finally reached a proper settlement that satisfied their respective needs."
Some who had seen the horrible disfigurement thought $10,000 a proper settlement.
But it may not be a proper settlement to end class-action antitrust suits.
We are facing the possibility of a calamity, and all because, back in those frenetic post-Leveson report days, there was a failure to agree a proper settlement that would have drawn both sides, victims and villains, together.
"The two sides agreed that they will do what they agreed five years ago, that is to pursue bilateral dialogue and consultation in seeking a proper settlement of the South China Sea issue," Liu said.
In a statement on Facebook, a spokesman for the firm said efforts were ongoing to achieve "a proper settlement" with the club.
Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi told the head of the Arab League that China was willing to work with the Arab nations for "a peaceful and proper settlement of the Syria issue", China's official Xinhua news agency reported.
Conduct a debate on what the proper settlement should be for Enron employees' retirement fund.
The involvement of the TUC, and discussion facilitated by Acas, would encourage greater flexibility all round, and could lead to a proper negotiated settlement.
When humans get to Mars in the 2030s (the much-mocked Mars One group aims for the rather optimistic goal of a proper human settlement by 2024, or 10 years from now), the implication is that we will be there to stay.
A foreign ministry spokesman said China hoped all parties could work towards "the proper settlement of Syria's crisis", Xinhua news agency reported.
Each day on the Big Board some 50 million shares lack "proper settlement," meaning the trading firm fails to deliver the shares within three days, as required by SEC rules.
