Sentence examples for supposedly settled from inspiring English sources

Those negotiations have a fascination because so many of the issues supposedly settled then are still in dispute.

THE question of whether businesses should dabble in finance was supposedly settled in America after the 1929 crash, when the mixing of commerce and banking was banned.

Bees supposedly settled on the lips of Plato, Pindar and St Ambrose when they were babies, endowing them with holy revelation and with truth.

This spring the theoretical physicist Lee Smolin published a new book, "Time Reborn," reopening a debate supposedly settled by Einstein and his acolytes a century ago: whether time is real or an illusion.

The Supreme Court could rule for Textron without overturning the Arthur Young case, but the current court, which has shown significant sympathy for corporate positions, could possibly deal the I.R.S. a serious blow if it did revisit the issues supposedly settled by the Young case.

Many will be baffled as to why a deal on the Tube strike - supposedly settled in February - has now unravelled.

Even people supposedly settling into their golden years have been taught to shop at Target, pop Aleve, and drink Starbucks.

An "understanding" was reached in 1995, supposedly settling the border once and for all, but skirmishes continue.

Since Congress has passed a statute stating that inverse condemnation cases like this must be brought in the CFC, that supposedly settles the matter.

Although it had supposedly been settled that Slater could license and profit from the image, this year PETA came down on the photographer in full force and sued Slater, arguing that "US copyright law doesn't prohibit an animal from owning a copyright".

Take the formal centers of power: the Guardian Council, which decided there was no voting fraud in the re-election of President Ahmadinejad; the Islamic Consultative Assembly, or Majlis, a parliament; and the Expediency Discernment Council, which was set up in 1988 supposedly to settle disputes between the elected Parliament and the unelected Guardian Council.