Sentence examples for was right to settle from inspiring English sources

David Champion, senior director of automotive testing for Consumer Reports, said Honda was right to settle.

Selig, however, had made a persuasive argument that some aspects of the game needed fixing and players concluded that the time was right to settle and not squabble.

In short, this one time -- not just me but other civil rights advocates -- should speak out, The president and his administration were right to settle all the cases.

Johnette Howard, ESPN: The Giants are right to prioritize settling defensive end Osi Umenyiora's contract status.

Like Goldilocks, Sara Campbell from Brooklyn tried other pieces before deciding that the flat surface of "Laube" was just right to settle down with a book.

What they could not have, he insisted, is the right to settle the territory's future.

The government agreed to produce new rules, but when Phil Woolas, the immigration minister, unveiled them on Friday, the Gurkhas were furious because there was no automatic right to settle in the UK for all veterans.

Labourers who had not been granted the right to settle in Italy were said to have been recruited by gangmasters who used a company to contract them out to Tuscan estates, including Sting's, it was claimed.

There is no tribute to them among Britain's 40,000 war memorials, there are no descendants in Britain because they were refused any right to settle after the war, they were literally painted out of a canvas recording all the nations who joined the war effort, and many of the records of their service were destroyed in the blitz of the second world war.

Gurkha veterans who were refused the right to settle in the United Kingdom because they retired from the regiment before 1997 were treated unlawfully and the policy used to reject them was misleading, a high court judge said yesterday.

Gurkha veterans were given the right to settle in the UK and Joanna Lumley kept her British nationality.