Sentence examples for which could be settled from inspiring English sources

The MetroStars, if they were to advance, would meet the winner of the Chicago-New England series, which could be settled tonight.

Mark Herr, a spokesman for A.I.G., declined to comment on the company's planned cases against big banks — which could be settled before going to court — or the ICP case to be filed on Thursday.

At 2.40am South African time, South African foreign minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane called for a 10-minute "huddle" in which differences could be settled over a compromise phrase to cover the extent to which the agreement would be legally binding.

After visiting the region, Nansen presented the Assembly with a modest plan for the irrigation of 36,000 hectares (360 km2 or 139 square miles) on which 15,000 refugees could be settled.

More than once, the siblings provided the channel through which disputes between Brown and Blair could be settled or, at least, calmed.

Compensation was half the basic pay for up to six months, at which point the claim could be settled by a lump sum.

At issue this time is a dispute over health benefits, which union officials said could be settled only by the city, not by the bus companies themselves, and there were no negotiations under way yesterday.

In 1946 he proposed as new axioms large cardinal axioms axioms of infinity that assert that there are very large levels of the hierarchy of types and he went so far as to entertain a generalized completeness theorem for such axioms, according to which all statements of set theory could be settled by such axioms (Gödel 1946, 151).

This could be settled by ACAS (Advisory Conciliation and Arbitration Service).

That case could be settled this year.

In addition, the effects at weaning also could be settled on the perinatal imprinting.