Sentence examples for can to settle from inspiring English sources
"can" and "to" should not be used together in this way
Instead, you can say "can settle" or "to settle." For example, "I can settle this matter" or "I need to settle this matter."
Mr. Obama, administration officials said, will call on the four leaders to do all they can to settle, within a year, the final status issues: the fate of Jerusalem, the borders of a Palestinian state, the right of return for Palestinian refugees who fled their homes and the issue of Israeli security.
Indeed, lawyers are expensive, so the system is stacked in favor of companies that can file a lot of suits against people who can afford to settle but can't afford to hire a lawyer.
Once Piora moves beyond its self-imposed formality, it and Mr. Cipollone can start to settle in and get comfortable.
Last year, the company, called Your Baby Can, agreed to settle charges of false advertising brought by the F.T.C.
Still, it will be at least a few weeks before the combination can begin to settle in and address the issues that have kept Earnhardt from victory lane.
On the one hand, the wealthy international class who can choose to settle cases in London with the gold standard of British justice.
If you're richer still, with a spare £10m up your sleeve you can apply to settle here after just two years.
The refugees have been granted leave to remain for five years, after which they can apply to settle permanently in the UK.
As ever, the people who face the greatest changes tend to be those who live in the poorest communities where migrants can afford to settle.
NI can offer to settle at any time by making what is called a "Part 36 offer" (it used to be called making a payment into court).
If you are driving a rented car, the rental car company is responsible and can choose to settle the fine and then bill you for its costs.
