Sentence examples for directly settled from inspiring English sources
He was quickly struck by the way the referendum process overshadowed the legislative process, leaving the state representatives practically irrelevant as the voters directly settled the most pressing political issues, like physician-assisted suicide, tax policy and affirmative action.
Both EPA and NLA were directly settled under the Cabinet Office.
If a patient attends a contracted physician, the services provided are directly settled with the SHI fund (mostly on a FFS basis) that individually contracts with the respective physician.
It is presently believed that the Scandinavian arrivals directly settled the areas where the great cult kurgan and stone burial grounds are found.
The cell suspensions were stained with Annexin V (Alexa Fluor 647 conjugate, A23204, Life Technologies) for 15 min at room temperature, stopped by adding Annexin V binding buffer, and cells were then directly settled on scWestern slides.
They finally stopped communicating directly, settling creative disputes by speaking through Pawson.
Cross-tabulations of morbidity by chronological and thanatological age for two birth cohorts would allow the researcher to estimate changes in the morbidity profile over time, free from distortion due to changes in the lifespan distribution, and so directly settle the question of morbidity compression.
If he has, indeed, decided to use his influence more directly to settle festering political conflicts there, it would be a major development.
When Rahm Emanuel, the White House chief of staff, went to Capitol Hill last week, the majority leader, Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, pressed for the president to intervene more directly to settle Democrats' disputes over Mr. Obama's call for a government-run insurance plan to compete with the private sector, two people familiar with the session said.
But now you won't have to beg and nag people as directly to settle their debts.
At the moment, trades are settled directly, leaving participants exposed to the failure of the other party.
