Sentence examples for settle would be from inspiring English sources

For Jean-François Théodore, Mr Seifert's counterpart at Euronext, the prize would be much the same, but the choice of where to clear and settle would be more open.

John Milgram, a spokesman for Mr. Cuomo, said that the attorney general serves as the governor's lawyer and that "any decision to settle or not settle would be from the administration".

LUCIE, Fla .— Fred Wilpon said Monday morning that his next order of business, with his legal issues now on the way to being settled, would be to travel to Florida to return the Mets to prominence.

Issues that the two sides were unable to resolve would be settled in binding arbitration, out of their control.

"The temptation to settle accounts would be great," writes the Middle East scholar, Amatzia Baram, in an essay published on Friday by the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.

The adviser said the only thing that would persuade detainees to settle down would be the transfer of an inmate out of the prison, which would give the others hope.

"Walking into a new dressing room can be daunting so seeing a familiar face to help settle in would be great".

"If there are disagreements about these issues, the appropriate place to settle them would be in the courts".

If the HT occurred in outlying nodes (5-10), new population could not settle and would be eliminated soon.

For a uniform concentration of 50 kg/m3 during the entire inundation period, the hindered settling velocity would be reduced by less than 15% relative to the original settling velocity.

With Susie, the matter was settled: I would be the biological father.