Sentence examples for obliged to settle from inspiring English sources

Gunn's found itself obliged to settle the case by making massive payouts to the people it had sued".

Defendants, anxious to avoid lengthy litigation and negative publicity, often feel obliged to settle, irrespective of the merits of the claim.

He prefers to suggest a number of possible meanings or reflections with question marks attached, never feeling obliged to settle on one.

Nicholls and Walsh had been obliged to settle for third in the Betfred Bowl with Silviniaco Conti, who had been going so well when falling in the Gold Cup.

"No one is obliged to settle a lawsuit," he said, adding that he would not allow "a misuse of a court proceeding for the airing of hard feelings that understandably exist between the defendant and the remaining plaintiffs".

Steelers 10-17 Vikings, 3 39 remaining in 2nd quarter Not the end that the Steelers wanted to that drive, however, as they are obliged to settle for a 26-yard field goal from Shaun Suisham.

The skepticism about Pearson was reinforced last month, when the company's charitable arm, the Pearson Foundation, was obliged to pay $7.7 million to settle accusations that it had funded the development of educational software to be used by its for-profit parent, in violation of the law.

This has obliged people to settle wherever they can find usable land, resulting in a scattered population where most people lack easy access to motor able roads.

Unfortunately for Bowers, the deal fell through, and she was obliged to begin to sell her possessions to settle debts.

She cannot work until her case is settled, and is obliged to wear an electronic ankle bracelet to ward off any temptation she might have to disappear.

Cohen and other settlers say that they are obliged to fulfill God's command that Jews settle the land of Israel.