Sentence examples for settle equal from inspiring English sources

Birmingham City Council has revealed it will have to pay at least £757m to settle equal pay claims brought by mainly women who missed out on bonuses.

Birmingham City Council is facing a shortfall of about £200m to settle equal pay claims brought by mainly women who missed out on bonuses.

The authority said "no further permissions are expected to be granted" from Whitehall for the council to borrow money to settle equal pay.

Last month the council revealed it would have to pay at least £757m to settle equal pay claims brought by mainly women who missed out on bonuses.

Reading has now won the dubious title of the last local authority in England and Wales to settle an equal pay claim, keeping women waiting for seven years.

Although there isn't any mention of it in the official press release, Birmingham is under tremendous pressure to settle backdated equal pay claims of more than £1bn.

However, a bogey on the 18th after a poor tee shot meant the 31-year-old had to settle for equalling the lowest Open round at Lytham, which was set by Tom Lehman on his way to the Claret Jug in 1996.

However, a bogey at the last meant he had to settle for equalling the record 18-under total set by Tiger Woods when he won his first Green Jacket in 1997.

However, a bogey on the 18th after pulling a two iron off the tee meant Scott had to settle for equalling the lowest Open round at Lytham, which was set by Tom Lehman on his way to the Claret Jug in 1996.

For example, keeping fixed the terminal settling velocity equal to VSET-2008 (Fig. 5 d) and the diffusion coefficient equal to 5000 m2/s, variations of 10 km in the column height (from 12 km up to 22 km) produce differences of 23, 35 and 49%% in the area enclosed by the 5%% probability contour, for loading thresholds of 200, 300 and 400 kg/m2, respectively.

Capote threatened to sue, but settled for equal space to reply, accusing Tynan of having 'the morals of a baboon and the guts of a butterfly'.