Sentence examples for question to settle from inspiring English sources
Their goal in getting the opinion out tonight was to move the process forward, not to resolve every open question, to settle the big picture and not wait for all the details to come into focus.
This did not satisfy many families, but it was enough for the companies in question to settle for a sum that Fagin estimates to have been as high as forty million dollars, with some families receiving as much as around half a million dollars.
The first question to settle is what the classical theory will be.
The Airport Economic Regulatory Authority, or Aera, had a tough question to settle: Who should be made to bear the brunt of a 41% cost escalation in the construction of the Capital's gleaming new international airport the passengers, the government or the guy who built the airport?
In the days to come, there will be questions to settle.
For most of Mr Koizumi's term, beginning with the terrorist attacks on America in September 2001, the Japanese have been debating their security policy with a frankness that would once have been unimaginable.There are important questions to settle.
No matter which theory of moral rightness and wrongness she adopts, however, there will be the usual questions to settle about whether there are thresholds of harm beyond which Evidentialist principles are suspended, whether the fundamental objects of moral appraisal in the doxastic context are acts or rules, and whether there is a 'unity' to the moral as well as the intellectual virtues.
At this point, I began to question my decision to settle in this particular part of the city.
And the legal question to be settled, after all, concerned guardianship: Who would take care of this girl?
There's nothing surprising about the business model, which is proven many times over, but the question to be settled is whether there's enough market to keep this neat little service alive.
"It is better to debate a question without settling it than to settle a question without debating it".
