Sentence examples for due to be settled from inspiring English sources

The case has triggered shareholder lawsuits, one of which is due to be settled in California on Monday.

The familiar boxing squabble over contracts and cash is due to be settled in the High Court this week.

At Enron, for example, newsprint and broadband derivatives, due to be settled many years in the future, were put on the books.

Because oil now costs much less, many have had to write down the value of those contracts, even if they are not due to be settled for years.

The news could potentially put other franchises due to be settled in the next two years on hold and will raise questions over the whole system, with unions and Labour considering calling for renationalisation.

Chris Huhne has had to find 25% savings from an annual budget of £3.1bn but big ticket capital items such as the carbon capture and storage and nuclear programmes are not due to be settled before the spending review.

Bankers generally found it to be in their interest to receive, on deposit, checks drawn upon or notes issued by rivals in good standing; it became a standard practice for such notes or checks to be cleared (that is, returned to their sources) on a routine (usually daily) basis, where the net amounts due would be settled in coin or bullion.

"The club has been in contact with HMRC and have confirmed the liability due will be settled in full," they added.

Sergio Amaral, the trade minister, is sceptical of this and has commissioned fresh studies, due to be released later this month.An FTAA might settle some bitter trade rows between Brazil and the United States.

The case is due to be heard next year, although private negotiations to settle the matter have taken place.

A final deal to settle the confrontation over Iran's nuclear ambitions is due to be signed by Nov 24.