Sentence examples for be settled that from inspiring English sources

At those meetings of the Curia Regis that came to be called concilium regis in parliamento ("the king's council in parliament"), judicial problems might be settled that had proved beyond the scope of the ordinary law courts dating from the 12th century.

Finally, in addition to the question of dosing and timing (for example, bolus administration versus continuous intravenous infusion), the preferred route of H2S administration remains to be settled – that is, inhaling gaseous H2S versus intra-venous administration of injectable H2S preparations or H2S donors.

For instance, it could be settled that the primary network remains always privileged by choosing the maximum permitted value of ΩUC (S P ) so that its aggregate interference is minimized.

It is, I think, obvious that it does not; for that issue is one which depends on broader philosophical questions about idealism which cannot possibly be settled that way.

That, perhaps, is an attraction of the contractor - that accounts can be settled, that the government need not engage in the volatile currency of medals and publicly honoring valor and sacrifice.

But even if the immediate dispute is settled, that will hardly dent the longer-term problem.

With them, nothing was "settled" that was not right.

He shares the opposition to same-sex marriage expressed by his rivals but says the supreme court is settling that question.

Mother Nature is settling that argument, just as climate scientists said she would.

It is settled that composites can be best used in conjunction with other materials.

That is, the science is settled that humans are causing current climatic changes and the science is settled that we are observing these changes throughout the natural world.