Sentence examples for was settled because from inspiring English sources

At the time, Father Bourgeois said he hoped the issue was settled because he had no intention of participating in any other such ceremony.

In a statement issued by his solicitors, Mr al-Saadi said he was settling because his family had "suffered enough".

Sule Skerry has never been settled because there's no fresh water.

"You don't want to be settled, because when you're settled you might as well call it a day".

Nicholas Mercer said many of the cases could be settled because it was alleged that the Ministry of Defence had taught soldiers incorrect interrogation techniques that breached the Geneva convention.

It's safe to say you like me now that I'm settled, because I can't bite!" What does that mean?

Although the Salzkammergut has long been settled because of its salt resources, Bad Ischl, Gmunden, and Ebensee are the only towns of any size in it.

Homeowners are not waiting for the debate to be settled because they have more pressing concerns, like keeping their families warm (or cool) and healthy during emergencies, no matter how frequently they occur.

The longer Mr. Muset is out of the home, and restricted to seeing his daughters at prescribed times, the less likely he is to be granted joint custody when the divorce is settled, because a judge would be leery of disrupting the children's lives.

"The neighbor sued, and the fence ultimately came down," Mr. Brav said, explaining that the case had been settled because since the neighbor had been using the driveway for so long -- more than 10 years -- he had probably acquired a common-law "prescriptive easement," which gave him the right to continue to use the driveway.

"I certainly wouldn't say the problem is settled because of the agreement," Kopp says.