Sentence examples for public settle from inspiring English sources

Although normally representatives of the public settle on broad principles for experts to draft into a charter, the new plan calls for the experts to finish their work before the debate can begin, said Zaid Ali, an analyst at the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance, an intergovernmental group.

There are the later works, such as Boston Marriage (2001), a mock-Jamesian comedy about lesbians in a scam over an emerald necklace – which has the air of the public settling of a private bet, with Mamet chomping on a cigar and thundering: "Who says I can't do women?

His government was essentially personal and patriarchal, and he sat daily in public to settle cases and complaints.

In the nightmare scenario for their party, they could both fail or take each other out or self-destruct, inducing the public to settle for a Republican who can somehow persuade voters that he's the change agent by default.

And we asked the American public to settle five of the internet's dumbest debates.

Without a full understanding of all the circumstances, public attention settles easily on clarity of this type.

Once more Solzhenitsyn retired from public view, settling in a comfortable villa on the outskirts of Moscow.

The county denied discriminating against the men, but in 2010, facing a trial and public scorn, settled the matter for $600,000.

Lads flocking around public spaces, "settling like crows", might be "stealing booze/ And hour-long hungry kisses", but they are not just asbos waiting to happen.

The former general counsel at Monster Worldwide Inc., Myron F. Olesnyckyj, was permanently banned yesterday from working as a director or officer of a public company, settling a Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit for backdating stock options.

So the tussle between the Met and the public, not settled after 135 years, will carry into the foreseeable future.