Sentence examples for case could be settled from inspiring English sources

That case could be settled this year.

The case could be settled before the trial is scheduled to begin on March 19.

Indications are that the case could be settled out of court, according to German news reports.

Less than three hours before the hearing -- Cashman jotted down the time -- Boras called the general manager at the hotel and suggested the case could be settled.

Bartlow wrote e-mails to VeneKlasen, saying in one of them that "if we get some cooperation" the case could be settled out of court and the matter could remain "private and confidential".

Judge Chin, a 1994 Clinton appointee, is both soft-spoken and demanding, and lawyers who have been before him say he is willing to defy powerful interests in reaching his decisions But the case could be settled before it is decided by Judge Chin, and it would not be surprising if the parties reached a deal requiring the insurers to pay a figure of $3.6 billion to $7.2 billion.

But settlement talks continue, and more cases could be settled before the trials begin.

Nicholas Mercer said many of the cases could be settled because it was alleged that the Ministry of Defence had taught soldiers incorrect interrogation techniques that breached the Geneva convention.

She said the uncertainty over the indefinite nature of detention was a key cause of her own and fellow inmates' unhappiness; she has been at the centre since December, but knows inmates who have been held there for as long as 11 months, without any information about when their cases could be settled.

Or were they property, in which case ownership could be settled as in a property dispute?

Last month, a judge set a Sept. 20 trial date for the cases unless they could be settled out of court.