Sentence examples for been made to settle from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday, Mr. Murdoch denied that payments had been made to settle lawsuits.
Roma have pulled down the shutters and it would be no surprise if we hear in the next few weeks that an agreement has been made to settle the rest of his contract.
An effort is being made to settle this debate with genetic material from the living: DNA provided by descendants of Jefferson and of Hemings.
Is it true that at this conference.Von Ribbentrop represented the point of view that before military action was taken, an attempt should be made to settle the differences with Yugoslavia by diplomatic means?
Mr Sharon has made no secret of his belief that Mr Barak's negotiations with the Palestinians went too far, and that they must eventually be made to settle for far less than they were offered by his predecessor.
The change was made to settle lawsuits against Medco accusing the company of selling itself too cheaply to Express Scripts, according to a research note by Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts published on Tuesday.
Surviving Avars were made to settle in the eastern part of Lower Austria between the rivers of Fischa and Leitha, where they soon disappeared from history, most probably mixing with the native population.
Goldstein said it would have to be more than that, and some justices said the government should have to show that a specific offer was made to settle the charge.
The Macmillan-Gromyko talk reportedly centered wholly on Berlin, and led only to mutual agreement that the crisis over the city is dangerous enough to lead to war and that therefore every effort must be made to settle it by negotiation.
After the Diet of Augsburg further attempts were made to settle the Reformation controversies by compromise, and Melanchthon, from his conciliatory spirit and facility of access, appeared to the defenders of Roman Catholicism as the fittest of the Reformers with whom to deal.
