Sentence examples for thus settled from inspiring English sources

Thus settled, they could more easily be levied into his army.

Pettitte thus settled back in the groove he had in June, when he went 4-0 with a 1.00 earned run average in his last four starts.

"She bothered with the thorny issues of scheduling, star names and what the broadcasters wanted, only when the heart of the piece had been thus settled," Ivory added.

But the law has become thus settled since this suit was commenced in 1911, and the lower courts, upon the allegations in the bill, properly assumed jurisdiction and disposed of the case.

Nonetheless, the distinction is sometimes neglected, as in the European Community, where inter-institutional conflicts are sometimes interpreted as mere disputes for power by the judiciary, and thus settled overlooking other important aspects.

Jaintias more than other tribal groups of the region have been influenced by Hinduism and Aryan ways, and, thus, settled farming was more readily accepted in the Jaintia Hills.

The peace after the battle in effect recognized the independence of the Messenians, thus settling at the diplomatic level an issue that in reality had been settled for years.

They had each set out to measure by how much the expansion of the universe was slowing because of the gravity of its contents and thus settle the question of its fate.

I have performed experimental characterization and applied mathematical modeling to demonstrate that such a macroscopic drag reduction in turbulent flow is indeed sustainable, thus settling a long standing unresolved question.

For months, senior American officials have expressed confidence that President Mikhail S. Gorbachev would give way, if offered enough inducements, and agree to NATO membership for a united Germany, thus settling the most intractable issue facing Moscow and Washington.

In 1864 the spectra he obtained of various nebulae established that they are composed mainly of incandescent gas (rather than aggregations of stars), thus settling a long debate over their composition.