Sentence examples for be settled is whether from inspiring English sources

Still to be settled is whether that would entail a Syrian presence on the shore of the Sea of Galilee, Israel's largest source of water.

One issue that remains to be settled is whether Cavendish rides the six-event omnium at Lee Valley VeloPark, or only the Madison two-man relay with Sir Bradley Wiggins, his partner when the pair won the world title in Manchester in 2008.

There's nothing surprising about the business model, which is proven many times over, but the question to be settled is whether there's enough market to keep this neat little service alive.

The real question that needs to be settled is whether a split from the EU truly is in Britain's economic interest. .

Yet to be settled was whether to press for a "formal apology" for slavery, which Mrs. Robinson said could be construed as laying the legal groundwork for compensation, and whether slavery would be defined as a crime against humanity.

What is not settled is whether the majority will be allowed to have an up or down vote on a health care bill that includes a public option.

Another issue that was not clearly settled is whether MPs could become prime ministers or members of the Cabinet.

A question that is still not completely settled is whether the TCR receptor number does change with ageing.

What was not settled was whether states could use the eligible voting population instead of total population.

But the tougher questions remain to be settled, such as whether a convention should be able to make statutory changes -- rewriting laws -- or limit itself to constitutional language?

A major question still to be settled in all of this is whether the money to rebuild will match the ambition.