Sentence examples for be settled at a from inspiring English sources

Final terms were to be settled at a European summit meeting two weeks later.

But this is something that can't be settled at a political convention, or in the heat of a campaign.

Confiscation of profits made from the scheme will be settled at a later date, the agency said.

He added: "It may simply be that this is such an important case that it has to be settled at a higher court".

Nevertheless it is open to Cameron simply to drop the bill and say the issue of press freedom should be settled at a general election.

"All the issues should be settled at a chess board, and not beyond its limits," the head of the World Chess Federation said.

The economics and philosophy of providing streams needs to be settled at an open table so everybody knows what they're talking about, and things like Lady Gaga's ridiculous allegations of microscopic payouts can be avoided.

In 1956, the copyrights were settled at a value of $1,212,400, bringing the estate's total value to $2,004,800.

"Now my daughter is settled at a better run, better functioning school I see the positive difference it has made in her learning, her behaviour and her life.

Chief Moose would not say what was settled at a meeting of regional law enforcement leaders on Wednesday except that was an "extremely productive" session that involved none of the infighting critics might expect from the unusual multijurisdictional force.

Two arbitrators found that the clubs were guilty of collusion against free agents in the late 1980's, and the cases were settled at a cost of $280 million to the clubs.