Sentence examples for considered settled in from inspiring English sources

The case was one of the few in recent years to involve vocal classroom prayer, an issue generally considered settled in 1962 when the Supreme Court barred organized class prayer in the Engel v. Vitale case.

Rather than simply shouting racial epithets, white nationalists would rather engage in a "reasoned debate" about ideas that are considered settled in polite society.

He considered settling in Germantown, which had better access to transportation and communication than Northumberland, but Mary preferred the country and wanted to be near her sons.

The city considers settling in cases when there is a complaint about a pothole that went unfixed for 15 days, a spokesman for the mayor said.

For Israel's political right, which considers settling in all of the historical land of Israel to be the core mission of Zionism, such a stoppage is clearly painful.

Many of those technically considered settled remain in ramshackle structures known as "lean-tos" constructed haphazardly in displacement areas.

In European social circles, the matter was considered settled.

He even considered settling down in New Zealand around that time (p. 153), although this hardly seems compatible with his jet-setting lifestyle.

He said he never considered settling because he thought he was in the right.

As we grow older, there's a way in which life forces us to settle for things we would not previously have considered settling for.

King Béla IV was also considering settling the Knights Hospitallers in the lands between the Carpathians and the Lower Danube.