Sentence examples for agencies settled from inspiring English sources

Many complaints are handled by state agencies, settled or simply dropped.

Three federal agencies settled their joint lawsuit against her lender, Delta Financial Corporation of Woodbury, N.Y., on March 30.

Regulators recently entered a final stage of rule-writing after officials from the Fed and other agencies settled their differences over certain exemptions to the rule, according to people briefed on the matter.

Yet, time after time, the Justice Department and regulatory agencies settled for sweetheart deals, with no admission of guilt, no banker held accountable, and institutional fines that were the equivalent in earnings of a speeding ticket to the average family.

They are monitoring all the new buildings, developed by a shuffle of public and private agencies, settling in and around Bellevue and New York University Medical Center: a DNA lab, a biotechnology corridor, a children's services building, a medical research building.

Last year the agency settled 153 cases for a total of approximately $1.1 million.

Last year, the agency settled with a Seattle-based public relations firm after it posted reviews of clients' games online without disclosing the reviewers' relationship with the clients.

Early this year, the agency settled a discrimination suit filed by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People by agreeing to scrap several requirements that many black applicants considered discriminatory.

Key staff members at the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) were in favour of suing Google for violating antitrust rules before the agency settled its investigation in 2013, according to a confidential report cited by the Wall Street Journal (WSJ).

With their shares currently of little value and their future existence uncertain, the agency settled on cash-only payouts spread out over time, according to a person briefed on the matter who was not authorized to speak publicly.

In 2005, the agency settled a case against ConsumerInfo.com, an Experian division that ran FreeCreditReport.com, saying that the advertisements said there was no catch to the report and that the Web site did not have adequate disclosure that the service was not free.