Sentence examples for established to settle from inspiring English sources

On May 22, the British company's lawyers filed for arbitration at the International Center for Settlement of Investment Disputes in Washington, which was established to settle international disputes.

Industrial court, also called labour court, any of a variety of tribunals established to settle disputes between management and labour, most frequently disputes between employers and organized labour.

Cas is an independent international body with its headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland, established to settle disputes related to sport.

The Arkansas poultry king argues he used values established to settle a later shareholder's derivative suit over the boats.

Since there is clearly a conflict between the interest of 21st century exploiters of planetary resources on the one hand and astronomers as planetary environmentalists on the other, a new strategy should be established to settle this conflict as soon as possible.

Secondly they concluded that from now on the College was to be entirely subordinated to the Home Office, and that a standing inter-departmental committee be established to settle any future conflicts.

1970 The Clearing House Interbank Payments System, or Chips, is established to transmit and settle payment orders in American dollars for some of the largest and most active banks in the world.

With the established adaptation to settled life, the expansion of domesticated plants, the development of the social and ecological landscape, and the construction of major cities from the arid highlands to the tropical lowlands, the great traditions of forest gardening, maize production, temples, and artistry coalesced.

An international commission established in 1998 to settle insurance claims for Holocaust victims and their heirs has reached an accord with a consortium of European insurance companies on the procedures for people to apply for reparations, commission officials said today.

The Roman citizen colonies of the west, many of them established by Augustus to settle his veterans, supplemented this output by their own local coinages, and in the east, particularly Asia Minor and Syria, numerous Greek cities were also allowed to issue small change.

An international commission established in 1998 to settle insurance claims for Holocaust victims and their heirs has secured only $15 million in payments while spending $40 million on administrative costs, a situation that prompted former Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger to briefly resign as its chairman this week.