Sentence examples for prepared to settle the from inspiring English sources

He said the archdiocese had been prepared to settle the 30 claims in the same way as the 86 Geoghan cases, which would have given many of the victims an average of $400,000 each.

At this point we're prepared to settle the case for $25 million in Facebook stock (priced at the employee option price, not that ridiculous $15 billion Microsoft valuation), a small fraction of the amount we'll almost certainly receive if this case goes to trial, plus guaranteed exclusives on all new Facebook product releases.

But make no mistake; this pair is prepared to settle the score in the cage, after months of verbal jabs.

If it prepares to settle the options, myriad hedge funds and institutional investors that hold Volkwagen shares will immediately short their holdings, or bet that their value will fall, drastically reducing the amount of cash that Porsche can get from its sale.

But as lawyers for both sides prepared to settle that question, many analysts said that Bell was now better positioned to deal with the future than it would have been after a buyout.

If, for example, it is assumed simply that the continuance of a stoppage progressively increases the wish of the parties to end it, and so causes firms to raise and the union to lower the rate at which each is prepared to settle, then the stoppage will end on the day when the two rates have been brought into equality.

The pace is taking its toll, and it seemed symbolic, if not quite conclusive, that James yawned not once, not twice but three times as he prepared to settle into the starting blocks for the 400 final in Istanbul.

On the bright side: India, although formally claiming Pakistan-controlled Kashmir, has long been prepared to settle for the line of control as the international boundary.

The Royalist army prepared to settle down for the night, close to the allied armies.

"We as leaders in this nation know and understand that more of the same policy will mean more of the same tragedy and we're not prepared to settle for that," the Victorian premier, Daniel Andrews, said.

As we prepared to settle in for the night in their handsome, recently refurbished guest room, we faced a daunting task.