Sentence examples for interest in settling from inspiring English sources

Readers today will recognize his type: a lingering adolescent with little interest in settling down.

In recent statements in Brussels, she has expressed an interest in settling outstanding competition cases before she leaves the post.

In February, Chancellor Wolfgang Schussel of Austria sent a letter to Mr. Singer expressing his interest in settling quickly on reparations.

Referring to the DeDomenicos, he said, "It seems to me they have a real interest in settling because they can't do anything" with the land.

That the I.R.S. also agreed to refund Ms. Lantz $3,239 — the refund amount she originally claimed on her 2005 return — plus interest in settling the case was "icing on the cake," Mr. Kohlhoff says.

In his letter, Mr. Hartmann, the Google executive, described the agreement to release scanned book titles as "unprecedented" and asked Chinese writers to appreciate the company's sincere interest in settling the issue amicably.

But he isn't interested in settling scores or in issuing racial sermons, either.

Friedrich says he isn't interested in settling accounts: he wants to make good a deficiency.

He's never been interested in settling down, embracing the mundane, and doesn't see why he should start now.

He said he thought the government was interested in settling the case fairly and promised to continue raising the issues as appropriate.

Plaintiffs' lawyers and victims praised the change today, saying it showed that Archbishop O'Malley was interested in settling the cases expeditiously and wanted to avoid prolonged wrangling with victims.