Sentence examples for about to be settled from inspiring English sources

Olenicoff asserted in an e-mail to FORBES that his tax problems are about to be settled on favorable terms, now that "higher-up minds in the tax service" have finally accepted his version of the facts.

The latest Euro-American talks suggest this conflict is not about to be settled.

"We wanted this issue about mercury to be settled based on the best science available, and that's essentially what the academy has done," said Paul Bailey, vice president for environmental affairs at the Edison Electric Institute, a trade group representing companies that generate three-fourths of the country's electricity.

It is as if the central focus of the Iraq war was about scores to be settled between Hitchens and Noam Chomsky or Edward Said.

It has also held up any large-scale Japanese aid.Russia has proposed leaving the argument about the islands to be settled by "another generation".

After negotiations about blood testing seemed to be settled, last month Mayweather was sentenced to prison on charges of domestic violence and harassment.

This new study on the evolution of mimicry in butterflies exemplifies the fact that, even in putatively well-studied cases, many questions about evolutionary processes remain to be settled.

Even if we restrict the discussion to a small number of items of the sort that Aristotle regards as categories, many issues remain to be settled about them, and philosophers frequently disagree about how to settle them.

Mr. Pacor was referring to the many controversies and technical debates that remain to be settled about digital broadcasting.

As one of the marginal eastern Polynesian islands, New Zealand was one of the last of the Polynesian islands to be settled (about ad 800).

Neinas said that the only decision that appeared to be settled about the potential size of the Big 12 was that it would not remain a nine-team league if Missouri left.