Sentence examples for settled this question from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court has not settled this question, and the Obama administration should not act as though it has.

Cameron said: "That must be a question for after the referendum, when Scotland has made its choice about the fundamental question of independence or for the United Kingdom, when Scotland has settled this question once and for all - and ended the uncertainty that could damage and hold back Scotland's prospects and potential".

Marbury v Madison settled this question in the affirmative as a matter of American law, and most nations follow Marbury (and Montesquieu) in accepting the practical necessity of some such arrangement.

The western world lives their lives blissfully ignorant that this declaration and its subsequent Emancipation Proclamation by President Abraham Lincoln settled this question --148 years ago.

Australia, in particular, has been trying, and failing, to settle this question for many years.

James Ziglar, the United States commissioner of immigration, said he had not decided how to settle this question.

Some legal scholars have said the state's supreme court might be called on again to settle this question.

By this standard, it might well have been acquitted.How the justices settle this question of grammar will have big implications for lawyers.

On October 11th the International Association of Athletics Federations said it would try to settle this question for future games.They will need brainpower to match the muscles that they administer.

Ms. Gillard said Thursday there would be a ballot on Monday for the party leadership "to settle this question once and for all," adding that "Australians are rightly sick of this".

In the 1730s the French Academy of Sciences sponsored two expeditions one to Lapland, led by mathematician Pierre-Louis Moreau de Maupertuis, and one to equatorial South America just to settle this question.