Sentence examples for was considered settled from inspiring English sources

In European social circles, the matter was considered settled.

The 1824 Select Committee considered the effect of quarantine on the foreign trade of Britain but not the question of contagion, which was considered settled by the 1819 Report.

The "single undertaking" approach, in which no issue could be considered settled until an entire deal was worked out, has been scrapped.

The owner of the mortgage and Bank of America agreed to "waive their right to pursue collection of any deficiency following the completion of your short sale and your debt is considered settled".

The issue is under active investigation, however, and cannot be considered settled before a wide range of different constructions has been looked at.

Rather than simply shouting racial epithets, white nationalists would rather engage in a "reasoned debate" about ideas that are considered settled in polite society.

Lincoln did say in the presence of Chief Justice Roger B. Taney that the Court's rulings deserved respect, but that not all political questions could be considered settled once they were submitted to "that eminent tribunal".

But the matter and the spirit that meant New Year's Eve 2011 was marked by protest, the collective anger and passion, should not be considered settled, should old acquaintance be forgot, nor confined to auld lang syne.

Two major types of gravity-driven rearrangement are considered; settling and slumping.

Let me ask you simply: How could marrying a loving, kind, trustworthy, responsible, accountable partner with whom you share values, goals, and a special connection be considered settling?

The military is considering settling the case of Capt.