Sentence examples for some sort of settlement from inspiring English sources

It's a case that, if the two sides don't reach some sort of settlement, could hang over her head all season.

Every semi-stable form of capitalism also needs some sort of settlement with the wider population, or at least a decisive section of it.

Some sort of settlement — an agreement on a short prison term, perhaps — remains a theoretical possibility, but according to one member of Polanski's camp, "We have basically given up on making any sort of deal with Cooley.

A few days ago, as Jelani Cobb has written, the situation in Ferguson seemed close to some sort of settlement, or at least a move from the streets to the courts and the political arena.

But later, in an interview with Greta Van Susteren on her Fox News show, "On the Record," he said "there was some sort of settlement or termination" but "no big settlement".

But in an interview with Greta Van Susteren of the Fox News Channel shown Monday night, he acknowledged that in at least one case "there was some sort of settlement or termination," worth "maybe three months' salary".

The family's solicitor, Ali Cloak, said: "While no amount of compensation will ever make up for what they saw or for the loss of their son, I hope that the settlement will provide some sort of closure and allow them to start rebuilding their lives".

"Ultimately, everybody understands there's going to be some sort of comprehensive settlement.

It is highly unlikely to be persuaded into negotiating some sort of political settlement.

The unequal distribution of Myanmar's enormous natural wealth will continue to fuel conflict until there is some sort of political settlement, such as a federal arrangement.

He said the Geneva deal could pave the way for talks involving Russia and Iran aimed at "some sort of political settlement that would − deal with the underlying terrible conflict".