Sentence examples for in a rush to settle from inspiring English sources

Such deals are a nice little earner for regulators too nice, because banks are always in a rush to settle, so regulators are rarely required to prove their case in court.

"The city clearly was in a rush to settle Hunter so as to keep us from delving into the relationship between the N.Y.P.D. on Staten Island and the borough president's office," said Christopher Dunn, associate legal director of the New York Civil Liberties Union.

But administration officials do not seem to be in much of a rush to settle on a candidate.

Warner and Universal don't seem to be in any rush to settle, however.

I'm in no rush to settle down – there are no plans to meet The One.

At a minimum, it is clear that Republican voters, after delivering three different winners in the first three stops in the nominating contest, are in no rush to settle on their nominee.

But last month, in the rush to settle the "301" trade issues, named for the section of the trade act that could bring sanctions on a nation deemed to be an unfair trader, Japan backed down.

Armed with the assurance that she no longer had to rush to settle in order to have a family.

"I'm not in a rush to decide what happens.

Amid the rush to settle here in the heart of the country's economic and cultural hub, many question the move to build up with luxury condominiums and office buildings.

Many speakers voiced support for dividing Iraq into a federation of states, but a retired Iraqi general, Hassan al-Naqib, warned that the opposition should not rush to settle on solutions before considering the wishes of Iraqis in the country.