Sentence examples for to settle this week from inspiring English sources

Greg Hands, the chief secretary to the Treasury, is due to hold talks with ministers from those departments yet to settle this week.

The economy is a concern, of course, but so is divisiveness in government and politics, as evidenced by the storm that has seemed to settle this week on his small city.

Groh is also expected to settle today the question of the offensive coordinator Charlie Weis.

And, Cohen said, "I often tell the two sides that you're eventually going to settle so you might as well try to settle today".

Earlier this year, as they tried to settle last year's lawsuit, Polo Ralph Lauren said the two horsemen infringed on its rights.

The FCA cut the fine by 30% to £4.1m to reward Yorkshire after it agreed to settle early.

"They don't want to settle today," he said, "and have a merchant tomorrow who accepts their credit cards refile and start the whole thing over".

In December, for example, Medtronic announced an agreement to pay $114.1 million to settle 2,682 injury lawsuits related to its 2005 recall of defibrillators with a defective battery.

Last year, Lilly paid $700 million to settle 8,000 lawsuits from people who said they had developed diabetes or other diseases after taking Zyprexa.

In November, Boston Scientific agreed to pay up to $240 million to settle 8,550 claims stemming from recalls of defibrillators made by a subsidiary, Guidant.

Taking cautious baby steps, a robotic spacecraft is to settle today into a closer orbit of an asteroid it has been circling for almost two months.