Sentence examples for were designed to settle from inspiring English sources

SOME of the first artificial selection experiments, performed in the early 1900s, were designed to settle ongoing debates about the nature of selection.

This was designed to settle smaller claims relating to hospital treatment out of court.

The Environment Agency report that had been designed to settle the matter was due last autumn, but has yet to appear.

The agreement, revealed Wednesday, is designed to settle how the industry calculates royalty rates for limited downloads and music that is streamed online, including when it is provided by subscription and advertising-supported services.

The agreement, reached after a legal process that began in 1996, is designed to settle charges that Swiss banks prevented survivors withdrawing money deposited before the second world war.

A reverse merger with VMware should be designed to settle Dell EMC's private cloud and multi-cloud investment strategies on VMware products—otherwise, why bother?

Cryptoassets are digital bearer instruments that are designed to settle peer-to-peer, on a gross basis, in near-real-time and in "physical" form (i.e., in the actual cryptoasset).

Cash is the only asset that's designed to settle same-day (on Fedwire)—and even then, it's not as easy as you'd think because multi-billion-dollar wire transfers between non-bank counterparties are fairly rare (which is why their banks usually directly involve the Fed itself).

The building was designed to settle 8 inches, but by 1905 had settled that much and "several inches more", necessitating reconstruction of the first floor.

The first-of-its-kind deal was designed to settle a host of class-action suits accusing the NCAA of failing to protect athletes against head trauma.

He said that those artificial earths that were used were designed to encourage foxes to settle away from roads or poultry farms and not for the purposes of hunting.