Sentence examples for be settled through the from inspiring English sources

All new and existing claims would be settled through the trust, which would largely or entirely be financed by businesses and insurers, people involved in the talks said.

The secretary of transportation, Norman Y . Mineta a Democrat, said in a statement today that "the president has consistently expressed his hope that any airline labor dispute be settled through the negotiation process".

When he wrote De libero arbitrio in 1524, Erasmus no longer had much expectation that the clash between Luther and the ecclesiastical authorities could be settled through the negotiation and conciliation for which he had been pleading, but he carefully avoided harsh denunciation.

Additionally, Madero supported the unpopular idea that all land disputes were to be settled through the courts, staffed by the old judges, a decision that led to outbreaks of sporadic violence, particularly in rural areas.

Decides that: Notwithstanding Financial Regulation 5.5 the arrears of contributions of the Republic of Azerbaijan totalling US$1,005,458.00 shall be settled through the payment of eight annual instalments of US$125,682.266 each from 2006 to 2013.

Decides that: Notwithstanding Financial Regulation 5.5 the arrears of contributions of the Republic of Seychelles totalling US$146,084.500 and Euro 7,013.10 shall be settled through the payment of ten annual instalments of US$14,608.455 and €701.31 each from 2006 to 2015.

Divisions of race, religion and tribe were settled through the sword and the clash of armies.

In June 1999, only 41 restitution claims had been settled, through the return of land, financial compensation, or both.

This issue now appears to have been settled through the new deal's cash payment for the Fortis insurance stake.

From experience it is known that in many cases incidents are not formally reported and disputes are settled through the tribal system rather than going to the court.

Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney, said the question of ownership would be settled through civil suits, including the one already filed in Manhattan.