Sentences with phrase «to put the matter behind someone»

«We are glad to finally put this matter behind us and look forward to refocusing all of our attention back on our film business,» Red Granite said in a statement.

After four years of litigation, we at World Vision U.S. may now put this matter behind us, and continue our policy of hiring Christians.»

They gathered there in the anniversary of the disappearance of their classmate in order to finally put the matter behind them.

«We are delighted we have been able to put this matter behind us, and also secured our ability to operate in the United States of America whenever the regulations allow,» Mark Scheinberg, chairman of the board of PokerStars, said in a statement.

But here it is, front and center once more — and despite its spokesman's statement, it is not clear that Goldman will ever be able, in full measure, to put these matters behind it.

As seen in his Instagram story post below, Herrera has now hit out at suggestions that he would spit on another's club badge on purpose and is seemingly keen to put the matter behind him.

One of Mr. Croman's lawyers, Benjamin Brafman, said that his client had agreed to accept responsibility «and looks forward one day soon to putting this matter behind him.»

By addressing his acquittal in a rape trial two months before his celebrated film debuts, Nate Parker hoped to put the matter behind him — but the controversy seems less likely to go away

Eugene V. DeFelice, Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary of Barnes & Noble, Inc., said, «We are pleased to put this matter behind us.

Not only is there a workable deal in the offering, but it's one that allows Amazon to put this matter behind them without having to admit fault.

We have voluntarily agreed to resolve the bureau's concerns so that we can put the matter behind us.»

While you may be tempted to accept the insurance company's initial offer just so you can put the matter behind you, the reality of the situation is that you may be entitled to much larger compensation than the insurance company wishes to let on.