Sentence examples for be settled in three from inspiring English sources

A bond issued by Deutsche Post that is exchangeable for shares will be settled in three years, giving Deutsche Bank an additional 27.4percentt.

But because of the strain on the systems for settling, which is done by clearing banks, it was agreed that trades done today and tomorrow would be settled in three days.

Everyone had to agree that the members favored a comprehensive approach to immigration — all the major issues had to be settled in one bill — and they had to support a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.

You don't need to be settled in one place for 50 years, but you should be prepared for many years of care for the new addition to your home.

The matter was settled in five days.

Last year it was settled in one moment when Courtney Lawes got turned over and Scott Williams scored.

Five months, he reckons, was far too long to pass a big tax cut; at Alcoa a similar issue would have been settled in two weeks.

Refugees in the state capital, Yola, now outnumber the town's population of 400,000, but aid workers say only a fraction of the 1.5 million uprooted from their homes have been settled in five overflowing official camps.

The other pairing (the Vancouver Canucks versus the Chicago Blackhawks) was settled in six games in the American team's favour, with the continued resurgence of hockey in Illinois being a story in itself.

The prewar system was replaced by a democratic single-track system, in which school programs were integrated and simplified and the period of attendance was settled in six, three, three, and four years, respectively, for shōgakkō, or elementary schools; chūgakkō, or lower secondary schools; kōtōgakkō, or upper secondary schools; and daigaku, or universities.

That broad an agenda cannot be settled in the two and a half weeks remaining in Mr. Clinton's term.