Sentence examples for courts settle from inspiring English sources

If they refuse, he said, they risk losing their houses when the courts settle the issues of law and faith.

A federal court granted the company an injunction that will allow it to stop the coverage until the courts settle the matter.

But if no one got licenses -- at least until the state courts settle the issue, probably within a couple of months -- no one could claim discrimination.

It also came on the same day that Attorney General Eliot Spitzer's office issued an opinion recommending that local officials not issue marriage licenses to gays or solemnize gay marriages until the courts settle the matter.

Until the courts settle the legality of an agreement with the Forest Authority to permit logging, nobody is supposed to touch it.The emergence of the Kamula Duso credit was one of the reasons for a crisis meeting of the country's governors in May.

Mark Mara, another McMinnville officer, said that when he cannot understand what a suspect is telling him, or if a confrontation pits an English-speaker against a Spanish-speaker, his tendency is to arrest the Hispanic person and let the courts settle the issue.

Ten years on many Conservatives still do, even if the courts settled the issue a long time ago, even after they eventually returned to power.

A legal fight over his estate ensued, and it was not until 1894 that the courts settled the matter, awarding $50,000 to found the orphanage.

The court settles disputes between the states and the federal government and serves as a court for impeachment of the president and judges.

And while a Paris court settled the question of the authorship of the red sole, right, aspiring competitors popped up in red and yellow.

When the Brooklyn appeals court settled on $1 million for Ms. Ferreira in February, it found that the amount was "reasonable compensation" for her past anguish.