Sentence examples for well settled at from inspiring English sources

That argument simply does not apply where the "new" holding is merely an application of a rule that was well settled at the time of conviction.

THE school year may have just begun, but the automotive Class of 2013 is already well settled at dealerships around the nation.

This question was well settled at the time the petition was filed, and had been since our decision in Griffith, in which we stated that "a new rule for the conduct of criminal prosecutions is to be applied retroactively to all cases, state or federal, pending on direct review or not yet final". 479 U.S., at 328, 107 S.Ct., at 716.

It is too well settled to require discussion at this day that the police power of the states extends to the regulation of certain trades and callings, particularly those which closely concern the public health.

At the state level, he added, having fought pitched battles over gun rights since the 1980s, "we're at a reasonably well settled point," and "the legislature is not that interested in opening it up again".

LENA HEADEY is well settled in London these days, but at heart she remains very much a Northern lass -- that is, warm, informal, irreverent, self-deprecating and probably more forthright than is recommendable for a fetching young actress trying to make her name in movies today.

The copyright for composition is chartered at the federal level, and is well settled.

"Forty per cent of ice-age Florida is now underwater," he said, and if humans were there at the time, they might well have settled at river mouths that are now deeply submerged.

Who is in the end right on matters of the Madoff "vig" — and much else — could well be settled at a jury trial that is set to begin March 19 in federal court in Manhattan.

At the time of European contact much of the northern portion of Yucatán was well settled.

Today they seem well settled.