Sentence examples for predictable settlement from inspiring English sources
Whether they continue to pursue their claims in court or opt for the more predictable settlement from Mr. Feinberg's fund is one of the issues we will all be watching.
The other mooted measures are woefully familiar: licensing more casinos (even Chicago's mayor, Richard Daley, has warmed to the idea); securitising the expected proceeds from a tobacco settlement; and, most predictable of all, getting more money from Washington.
Some control procedures appear to have been predictable, being timed to take place shortly before the settlement date of futures contracts.
A predictable result derived from these conditions is that early settlement must have been discontinuous at the continental scale.
The raid on Norridgewock and the fortification of the Maine coast brought a predictable response: the Wabanakis went to war, raiding British settlements on the Maine coast in 1722 and seizing shipping vessels off Nova Scotia.
Microsoft responded yesterday by saying that the states' claim that the company had benefited from the settlement with the government was "simply inaccurate" and "fairly predictable," given the source.
The public -- along with a predictable collection of lawyers and lobbyists -- has delivered its verdict on the government's settlement plan in the Microsoft case.
"Who's in, and who's out?" "Who's one of us, and why?" Or, finally, "Who gets to be an American?" As the debate over immigration drags on without a settlement or even a debate over a settlement in sight, it might have been predictable that we would come to the point where a constitutional amendment is casually dropped into the conversation.
One of the barriers for the diffusion of WTs in urban settlements is the difficulty to estimate the wind resource, which is highly site-specific and less predictable than the solar resource.
