The phrase "a settlement might be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential outcomes or possibilities related to a settlement in various contexts, such as legal, financial, or social matters.
Example: "In the ongoing negotiations, a settlement might be reached if both parties are willing to compromise."
Alternatives: "an agreement could be" or "a resolution may be".
Lawyers said it was uncertain what Mr. Figeroux's share of a settlement might be.
A settlement might be a welcome end to a shameful chapter in the Police Department's history.
The two sides are negotiating, but neither side will venture to guess when a settlement might be reached.
Some experts said a settlement might be an attractive prospect the Europeans, partly because of the complexities of the way search engines operate.
Meanwhile, Mr Clerides and Mr Denktash will take home with them what Mr de Soto calls "thoughts" about how a settlement might be reached.
Some experts said a settlement might be an attractive prospect for Mr. Almunia, partly because of the complexities of the way search engines operate.
In a briefing note on "Legal Mechanisms for Redress for Slavery", its lawyers noted that an unsuccessful legal outcome would still "obviously generate a great deal of public interest and attention within a relatively short timeframe" and thus "provide a platform upon which a political settlement might be premised".
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The problem is that nobody dares talk openly about what a final settlement might be, nobody knows how a final settlement might be established and no Kosovo Albanian is interested in living in an autonomous part of Yugoslavia.So it is by default, as well as for practical reasons, that the UN in Kosovo is slowly helping to provide the province with all the attributes of statehood.
One argument that Mr. Kerry and his team have been careful not to make publicly, but that Arab, Israeli and American officials have begun to speculate about, is that something less than a comprehensive settlement might be achievable.
Previous cease-fires have unraveled, but the hope this time is that with all the high-level attention now on Congo, including from the United Nations Security Council, a durable political settlement might be found.
