Sentence examples for be to settle from inspiring English sources

The solution would be to settle for considerable fixed-term bans.

Ultimately, the biggest pressure on the owners may be to settle before another season is scuttled.

With so much uncertainty in the air, the first order of business may be to settle who controls each major party.

A symbolic start to such a reform programme would be to settle with the 55,000 plus shareholders of Yukos who have been waiting a decade for compensation and justice.

If Obama wins, his immediate task will be to settle more than a decade's worth of deferred arguments about how big the government should be and who should pay for it.

With all these players, the trick will be to settle on an integrated approach guided by science that helps the gulf as a whole, and to resist local projects that help only the politicians.

Back then, the goal was to settle the West.

"The ultimate incentive is to settle," Mr. Davidoff said.

To satisfice is to settle for something that's second best.

"The idea is to settle down.

Birds were allowed to settle and were than startled into a jump escape response by clapping.