Sentence examples for settled interest from inspiring English sources

THE VOTERS THE RACE IN PENNSYLVANIA -- With the major presidential candidacies effectively settled, interest among political professionals is shifting to an array of theoretical vice-presidential nominees to see how they fare in the polls.

As Vladimir's 12 sons and innumerable grandsons prospered in the rapidly developing territories they inherited, they and their retainers acquired settled interests that conflicted both with one another and with the interests of unity.

Free cash flow (pre interest and tax) is the cash flow available to settle interest and taxation obligations and to pursue discretionary opportunities that enhance shareholder value (e.g. acquisitions, dividends and debt repayment).

The penalties fall in between what other banks have paid to settle interest-rate rigging cases, for example, an investigation that led Barclays to dole out $450 million and UBS to pay $1.5 billion.

When it comes to agreeing on what people believe is their rightful share, he recalled telling clients: "If you're 10 percent away, I know you're going to settle your interest.

"There's nothing inconsistent about taking their money to settle our interest in the bankruptcy claim and taking their money to compensate C.R.R.A. for the damages they caused," Mr. Blumenthal said.

Once the media interest settled down, the aftermath of the murders gives off a sense of disillusionment.

Lowe's denied the claims of the three workers and did not admit any liability but settled "in the interest of avoiding additional disruption and litigation costs," Lowe's said.

We've even had non-Muslim members of the local community coming to reassure us and express their support for the centre.' Although some experts talk of a 'know thy enemy factor' in the rush to find out about Islam in the aftermath of 11 September, the panic has now settled into genuine interest.

Do me a favour; we have papers to sell, agendas to drive, scores to settle, personal interests to defend.

As the desert dust settles, American interests on a grander scale than the Persian Gulf are clamoring for attention.