Sentence examples for a settlement imposed from inspiring English sources

He said Mr. Sharon wanted to "seize the initiative" rather than risk having a settlement imposed on Israel that might force it to return to its pre-1967 borders.

"We're baffled that a settlement imposed against Microsoft for breaking the law should allow, even encourage, them to unfairly make inroads into education–one of the few markets left where they don't have monopoly power," Jobs said in a statement.

Justice Department officials said today that they were considering ending an order requiring a hotel chain to comply with an antidiscrimination settlement imposed after complaints that its hotel in Daytona Beach, Fla., discriminated against black guests by making them wear neon-orange wristbands and assigning them to lower quality rooms at higher prices.

The settlement imposed a strict set of rules governing how Zango and other online advertising companies could distribute software that displayed ads to computer users.

"We recognise the importance of agri-environment funding to Scotland and are confident that there is sufficient funding to meet demand, despite the tough financial settlement imposed on Scotland by the UK government," a spokeswoman said.

Athens could now deal with Euboea, and inscriptions have preserved the terms of the firm settlement imposed on individual communities there.

Kurdish movements in the Middle East, including the P.K.K., have broadly abandoned the objective of creating a pan-Kurdish state, an aspiration that was denied to the Kurds in the post-World War I settlement imposed by the world powers.

But the tight financial settlement imposed by Britain's Treasury last month a 1.4% increase in Scotland's block grant over three years means that Mr Salmond has had to trim back his ambitions.