Sentence examples for a settlement that provides from inspiring English sources

For more than two years BP negotiated, helped draft, agreed to and sought court approval of a settlement that provides compensation based on objective, transparent formulas.

Florida had been one of the first states to sue the tobacco companies, and won a settlement that provided the first sustained stream of money to combat teenage smoking.

Recently, Biloxi and the ACLU reached a sweeping settlement that provides a model for future reform.

That may indeed be a real danger, but a peace settlement that provides for autonomy should leave room for Bougainvilleans to learn to handle tough negotiations by themselves.

(AP) STATEN ISLAND: UNION GETS NEW CONTRACT The union representing 600 Metropolitan Transportation Authority bridge and tunnel workers has reached a tentative settlement that provides for a 15.75 percent raise over the contract's 64 months.

That means economic development at home and a political strategy that empowers citizens and local communities, not crony capitalists; and a proactive quest to broker a peace settlement that provides security for Israel and justice to the Palestinians.

They will need help and a real and unrelenting international effort to construct a durable peace settlement that provides for two states, but in particular, for a Palestinian state that is sustainable and viable.

The so-called Cobell suit was filed during the Clinton administration and resolved in 2009 with a $3.4 billion settlement that provided cash and land to thousands of tribal members and organizations.

Settlements that provide more goods and services than do other places are called higher-order central places.

Without admitting wrongdoing, RWE last year agreed to a settlement that should provide lower electricity rates to industrial customers in Germany from 2009 through 2012.

$26 BILLION MORTGAGE PLAN In an effort to lift the housing market, government authorities and five banks agreed to a settlement that could provide help to nearly two million people, Nelson D. Schwartz and Shaila Dewan reported.