Sentence examples for stages of settling from inspiring English sources

Eugene Stearns, a lawyer for UBS, told Judge Alan S. Gold of United States District Court in Miami during a conference call that the bank was in the final stages of settling the matter out of court.

State Farm, the biggest home insurer in the nation, is in the final stages of settling hundreds of lawsuits over its payments for homes wrecked by Hurricane Katrina along the Mississippi Gulf Coast, lawyers briefed on the talks said yesterday.

All 50 state attorneys general are in the final stages of settling an investigation into abuses by the biggest mortgage servicers, and are pressing the big banks to pay up to $30 billion in fines and penalties.

Citing Gawker lawyer Gregg Galardi, the Wall Street Journal first reported today that the Mail was in the "final stages" of settling its suit, which was launched in the wake of an article by the former Mail Online writer James King.

In those days, Antonio del Valle and his family were in the early stages of settling the thousands of acres granted him in 1839.

Before starting rehearsals this week, Gilliam, a self-professed "drum dork," finished the last stage of settling in by hanging pictures in his new Washington apartment.

As a team we struggled to gel together but we're beyond that stage of settling in now.

In summary, it can be said that this stage was a phase of settling with methodologies, namely supply-, demand- and needs-based approaches, and of urging for a more integrated approach while paying attention to the roles of each health professional and the degree of substitution between professions.

Over-ground commemoration is thought to be tied to the concept of collective memory, and these early tombs were likely intended as a form of ancestor-worship, a development available only to communities that had advanced to the stage of settled livestock and formed social roles and relationships and specialized sectors of activity.

S. symbiotica SCt-VLC could represent the very first stages of the settling down process from a facultative to a reduced obligate intracellular endosymbiont, not having yet experienced the massive losses leading to a deeply rooted co-obligate endosymbiosis as witnessed in the symbiotic system of C. cedri.

We therefore had nine categories for statistical analysis: two larval developmental stages of reef-settling Brachyura (zoea and megalops), two pelagic taxa (Copepoda and Hyperiidea), and five taxa that tend to be mostly nocturnally emergent (Caridea, Cumacea, Gammaridea, Mysidae and Ostracoda).