The phrase "acting settlement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal agreements or negotiations where a temporary or provisional settlement is being discussed or implemented.
Example: "The parties reached an acting settlement to ensure that operations could continue while the final agreement was being drafted."
Alternatives: "provisional settlement" or "temporary agreement".
He told The Jerusalem Post this week that acting on settlements was "not an issue on the horizon right now".
Last-minute politicking in the US Congress, however, added wording to an appropriations bill that prevents the USDA from acting on the settlement for a year.
Carney says the Bank would have to evaluate financial firms domiciled in Scotland over whether to continue acting as a settlement agent for those banks, but suggests it would probably keep settling those accounts.
Blockchains like Bitcoin's are best suited for acting as a settlement layer, and companies like Visa only actually settle with banks once or twice per day.
She was called to the bar in 1972 and over the subsequent years built up a practice in family law, acting in divorce settlements and contests over child custody and access, always on legal aid.
But PG&E did act irresponsibly, and watchdog groups would argue that they didn't stop acting irresponsibly after the settlement.
Maureen Ohlhausen, the FTC's acting chairwoman, said the settlement will force Uber to "take privacy into account every day". "Companies will be held accountable for their promises," Ohlhausen said.
Arik Ascherman of Rabbis for Human Rights said there were already "serious questions and problems" with settlement security officials acting outside their designated boundaries.
Through the settlement, the two acting trustees of Brown's charitable trust were removed from their position.
New Jersey's acting attorney general said the settlement served as a message that the authorities would protect citizens against anyone who invaded their computer privacy.
