Sentence examples for to settle some of from inspiring English sources

She had waited years to settle some of these scores.

Mr. Karzai is trying to settle some of these disputes by appointing new provincial governors.

Trump agreed to pay $25m to settle some of the related lawsuits last Friday.

Iraqi politicians also have yet to settle some of the most difficult, and potentially combustible, political issues.

Ogletree was also handicapped in his efforts to carry out Tupac's instructions to settle some of his numerous civil lawsuits.

Simple majorities, if they can put them together, are all that would be needed to settle some of those partisan questions.

Anyway, I am quite fond of McCall Smith's books and I decided to settle some matters of my own, thinking that maybe this book will help me sort out my problems with detective stories.

Thus we know that in medieval soccer, matches were usually held to settle some kind of local feud.

"Everyone around the world wants to use the war on terrorism to settle some kind of old grudge".

But however that incident is ultimately resolved as a matter of workplace regulation, it's not going to settle some definitive meaning of the "Don't Tread On Me" rattler.

They may even be willing to settle some or all of the claims against them.