Sentence examples for an appropriate settlement from inspiring English sources

According to conventional wisdom, the second law firm should be more capable than the first of dispassionately assessing the parties' legal strengths and weaknesses and communicating that view to the client, which can then determine an appropriate settlement position.

In a perfect world, anyone with a valid claim would be instantly awarded an appropriate settlement, but thanks to complicated legal processes, powerful corporations, and other variables, this is an almost impossible scenario.

Beatrice Lindstrom, a lawyer with the Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti argued that the immunity conferred by the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations depends on the provision of an appropriate settlement mechanism for private law claims, which the UN has not done.

"We accepted the offer due to the state of the Greek economy and we believe had Thomas Cook kept us informed of their high court appeal a more appropriate settlement would have been achieved".

"I think it's a completely appropriate settlement," said Levy. "It says this is hard work, and not play.

Here, as Siegel chronicles, questions unanswered for decades robbed the victims' families of a fair measure of closure on the deaths of husbands and fathers deeply loved -- not to mention greater financial security that a more appropriate settlement may have provided.

the investigations showed that the FLiPID controller provides a better dynamic performance and outperform compared to the other approaches in terms of the settling time, and minimum undershoots of the frequency as well as tie-line power flow deviations following a perturbation, in addition to perform appropriate settlement of integral absolute error (IAE).

The sole purpose of this case was to evaluate an appropriate financial settlement based on Ms Estrada's needs, as opposed to the extraordinary demands presented by her at the start of this case".

There is a vigorous debate about whether investment treaty arbitration (ITA) is an appropriate dispute settlement mechanism.

There may also be a spatial scale effect here: conspecific cues may be important over larger distances (10 s to 100 s of m) in order to home in on a suitable reef, while at smaller scales (meters and even less) settlers are already in the neighborhood of a suitable habitat and could perhaps choose appropriate settlement sites without relying on conspecific cues.

By carefully choosing comparisons to the current situation, you can persuade the other party about the appropriate settlement.