Sentence examples for been done to settle from inspiring English sources

And until recently little research had been done to settle the controversy.

Bell is also pressing for a meeting on this issue with Salmond in person; last year, the Scottish government abolished a housing support grant designed to alleviate the costs of that debt and Salmond apparently thought a deal was done to settle the account.

But, he added, "there is an apparent discrepancy between the number of impacts in this size range being higher than previously thought … and I think this is exciting new data and more work needs to be done to settle that size discrepancy".

Twenty-four months postoperatively a roentgenographic evaluation was done to determine wear and settling of the prosthesis [ 1, 4, 10].

"Too little" has been done to integrate people who have settled in British society, Ed Miliband has said.

That's what we need to do to settle a case.

"At Guantanamo, I thought I could speak to a lawyer, that's what we need to do to settle a case.

Then there were all those small domestic tasks, like replacing light bulbs, splitting logs and rinsing out cat-food cans, that had to be done before settling down to real work.

There's rarely a point where someone hasn't got something to do, so make sure everything pressing is done before you settle to write.

But no reliable system yet exists and much more diplomatic groundwork needs to be done before Washington settles on a plan.

There's also a midnight snack of popcorn and ice-cream once the previous evening's activities are done, and everyone settles down to watch a movie in the huge space in front of the Eddystone Reef tank.