Sentence examples similar to to settle imperative formalities from inspiring English sources
There is a strong imperative now to settle actions early, not only paying the claimant damages but also undertaking not to repeat the words complained of.
In the year ahead, they will bang the drum for similar adoption at school, not wanting to settle for shoehorning an education imperative in to off-the-shelf consumer products.
I asked Cohen how she reconciled her decision to settle here with an even greater imperative of Judaism, the saving of lives — in this case, those of her children.
Once Piora moves beyond its self-imposed formality, it and Mr. Cipollone can start to settle in and get comfortable.
I gave myself 2 weeks after my arrival to settle into my new home, an apartment in central Lund, and to complete the necessary formalities.
I believe anyone who comes to the UK, wishes to settle here and likes living here should be allowed to do so, and in due course can receive citizenship without undue expense and formality.
Serious matters to settle".
Last week it was imperative that Stephen Hester be hustled out of Royal Bank of Scotland because the Treasury wanted privatisation to happen by the end of 2014 and to give a new chief executive time to settle in.
He seemed to settle down.
