Sentence examples for to settle which from inspiring English sources

The agency uses complicated rules to settle which beneficiaries receive how much additional coverage.

If the two colts are to settle which one is better in the stretch, their trainers said, they will do it their own way.

It is not just that the government is making it harder for foreigners already in Britain to settle, which is likely to mean more of them will leave soon.

The agreement to settle, which was confirmed by the city Law Department on Friday, came as a bittersweet resolution for Kerri's mother, Patricia Nonnon, and the other parents who lost their children.

She was referring to the annual contest between Syrian Catholics and Orthodox Christians — whose religious calendars diverge at Easter — that looks to meteorology to settle which church crucified and resurrected Jesus on the right weekend that year.

Death-penalty enthusiasts say several studies suggest it does.A crude way of trying to settle which camp is correct is to compare murder rates in jurisdictions with and without capital punishment.

According to Alonso, the company will have to decide how to proceed with the case, opting to litigate or settle, which would allow them to avoid a lengthy trial that would come at a cost to its public image.

The nerves appear to be settling, which possibly makes this email from a couple of games ago a bit redundant.

But Judge Brieant stopped short of ordering the districts, Mamaroneck and Pelham, to make the change immediately, saying they must wait until the inevitable appeals to his ruling are settled, which could be a year or more.

We are talking here about macro-financial assistance, which is stand-by assistance that is to be used to settle debts which these countries have entered into in order to meet the criteria set by the IMF.

It is hard to settle on which century these street vignettes belong to.