Sentence examples for is definitively settled from inspiring English sources
The paper passionately led a probe into the thefts, stating, "Someone stole the news.... Until this case is definitively settled, the newspaper's staff will continue to do whatever is necessary to find justice in this case".
JEROME GROOPMAN: This issue is not going to be definitively settled for the near future.
But the fact is that the issue of downstream emissions under NEPA has not been definitively settled by the courts.
The issue is so profoundly ideological that it is very unlikely that it will be definitively settled by research data.
Any doubts as to the artistic – rather than ethical or conceptual – merits of this new way of working were definitively settled by Rickard's pictures.
Cue a dramatic chord, and enter stage right the big bad theater owner, insisting that the show would not go on until the strike had been definitively settled.
"Sixty-four yeago ago the question of diversifying schools, integrating schools, was definitively settled by the United States Supreme Court in Brown vs. Board of Education," Mr. Carranza said in a speech last year.
Even the debating points are familiar, at least in a Britain where the arguments for and against engagement in Europe have never been definitively settled.
But even that allows for some ambiguity, he said, because the circumstances under which an attorney can disapprove a contract have not been definitively settled.
It will be understood that as long as the Federal Chambers have not ratified the agreement come to between the two Governments concerning the abrogation of the stipulations in respect of the neutralised zone of Savoy, nothing will be definitively settled, on one side or the other, in regard to this subject.
