Sentence examples for a settlement under which from inspiring English sources

The Arab participants sought a settlement under which Israel would yield land it occupied.

In June 2003, however, the parties reached a settlement under which Mr. Pullman was given time to sell his apartment.

But the votes on Saturday appeared to have blocked, perhaps conclusively, a settlement under which hard-line traditionalists might have accepted the appointment of women bishops.

Last July, the brothers reached a settlement under which Bruce Winston would give up his share of the business in return for $54 million.

The Interior Department, facing an avalanche of petitions and lawsuits over proposed endangered species designations, said Tuesday that it had negotiated a settlement under which it will make decisions on 251 species over the next six years.

Negotiators for the new union had worked out a settlement under which 10 to 13 of the umpires would have regained their jobs as part of the new agreement and the others would have received retirement or severance packages.

A popular option in the last decade is a cash settlement under which workers close their cases in exchange for a lump payment to cover living expenses and medical bills.

Shelbourne Properties I, II and III also reached a litigation settlement under which the shareholder Michael Ashner agreed to start a tender offer to bolster his stake in the REIT's to 42percentt from 12percentt.

In an interview with MSNBC scheduled to be broadcast on Friday, Holder cited the case against JPMorgan Chase & Co, which in November agreed to a civil settlement under which it would pay $13 billion to end a series of government investigations into its marketing and sale of mortgage-backed securities.

Since 1983 the northern side has called itself the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, an isolated non-state recognised only by Turkey.In the eyes of Greek-Cypriots, the occupation must be ended by a peace settlement under which all Turkish troops leave and stolen Greek-Cypriot property is returned or proper compensation paid.

States had been given two weeks to assess a proposed settlement, under which top U.S. banks would pay up to $25 billion in exchange for resolving civil government lawsuits about misconduct in servicing home loans and pursuing faulty foreclosures.