settle

And they then settle and take over territories, and then you lose the revenues, and so you can't recruit your own armies.

They need that money for settling sexual harassment lawsuits.

If that happens without the right support, they never really settle in, can’t adjust, and remain frustrated indefinitely.

If they don't settle the claim within six months, you then, as a plaintiff, as a defendant, can file a lawsuit in federal court seeking money.

What a waste their journey would be if I just settled for a dull, mediocre life.”

And the government has six months to settle this claim.

Me and my wife, we definitely want to eventually settle back down in Texas because that is close to home for both of our families.

Some of them have kind of settled for the underemployed route and have taken those jobs, and some of them went to trade school after getting, you know, their BBA.

This is why good schools often demand that parents stay with their children until they can fully settle in.

The Link family's story begins in the tiny village of Minong, Wisconsin, where Jack Link's great-grandfather, a German sausage maker, settled in the 19th century.