Sentence examples for settle in terms from inspiring English sources

The allegations suggest that company has an outstanding bill of 70 million rupees (US$682,077 as of September 2014) which they have managed to settle in terms of installments of ₨. 3000 ($30) per month, presumably through political pressure and misuse of authority for personal gains.

The Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous (NEAR) spacecraft, after a four-year journey from Earth, on Feb. 14 became the first to orbit an asteroid and settle in for long-term studies.

Issues unlikely to be resolved at the G20 are usually ruled off the agenda before the summit (as happened to the international bank tax proposal) or are settled in terms so broad as to be of dubious import.Clearly there are aspects of global policymaking that practically demand international coordination.

"Singapore is an easy place to settle in, in terms of culture and distance from China," said Mrs. Ong of DTZ.

The Ifugao lack political organization and have relied on marriage alliances and trading pacts; they recognize temporary go-betweens who settle disputes in terms of customary law.

Watch him settle in to negotiate the terms with one of the thieves (Wilson).

The companies that have done the best there the Coca-Colas and the IBMs were willing to adjust their conventional expectations and settle in for the long term.

MANY Sri Lankans are still gobsmacked by an election on January 8th that ended nine years of presidential rule by Mahinda Rajapaksa, a strongman appearing to settle in for the long term.

The government could also restrict EU nationals from seeking work, reduce the opportunities for workers to settle in the UK long-term, and limit the number of EU citizens able to come to the UK to do low-skilled work.

In facing a transitional phase, organizations had to choose to either focus on the short-term needs that could be addressed, responding to the context as experienced and expecting to exit as soon as the hoped for peace arrived, or settle in for the long term by engaging more fully with the political actors and issues at stake.

Normally, voters give governments at least two terms to settle in and perform.