Sentence examples for could not be settled from inspiring English sources
But on Sunday the banks in New York are closed, so such a deal could not be settled until Monday.
President Obama took office facing a fiscal policy dispute that was not and probably could not be settled given the gridlock in Congress.
If the Florida dispute could not be settled and its 25 electors were not counted at all, that would only lead to a fresh dispute.
At such a meeting, in theory, it is felt, there is no reason the status of Berlin or that of German reunification could not be settled early in the negotiations.
One of the best of the local authorities on the status of missing persons is a Mr. Ralph O. L. Fay, who, as Mrs. Crater's legal adviser, says that while Crater's estate could not be settled until 7 years after his disappearance, Mrs. Carter's marriage could have been annulled at any time.
The second incitement was the publication in February 1974 of the book Portugal e o futuro ("Portugal and the Future") by the colonial war hero General António de Spínola, who argued that the wars in Africa could not be settled by force of arms and advocated negotiated autonomy for the colonies and an alternative to Caetano's leadership.
They have allowed us to settle places that couldn't be settled otherwise.
He realised that the presence of indigenous peoples, the landscape, water and ecosystems meant that it could not and should not be settled as the Eastern states had been.
A few weeks after the release of "Amoris Laetitia," the German Catholic philosopher Robert Spaemann said in an interview that footnote 351 could lead to "a schism that would not be settled on the peripheries, but rather in the heart of the Church".
Another email that wasn't released to the public was one where Kavanaugh talked about how the landmark abortion decision Roe v. Wade may not be settled law and could be overturned.
