The interim leader of the archdiocese, Bishop Richard G. Lennon, has said he is committed to settling the cases out of court.
The Australian government has committed to settling 12,000 Syrian refugees, currently living in camps in Jordan, Turkey, and Lebanon.
A spokeswoman for the Archdiocese of Boston, Donna Morrissey, said, "We haven't seen the lawsuits that have been filed, but we are committed to settling all lawsuits in a fair and equitable manner".
Britain's foreign secretary, William Hague, denied that the government had made any such threat, and said that he was committed to settling the dispute through negotiations.The letter allowed Mr Correa to cast the Assange case as a struggle between a small country and "imperialist" powers.
Porat was a founder of the now-defunct movement Gush Emunim — Hebrew for "the bloc of the faithful" — a messianic movement committed to settling land that Israel captured in the 1967 Middle East war.
We have to decide where to retire at some point and as much as I love the people and atmosphere of many of the states in which we have lived, I can't bring myself to commit to settling down somewhere that will offer him absolutely no support when we are gone.
What is clear is that in securities fraud cases, requiring defendants to admit they committed fraud to settle cases will make it surpassingly easy for private parties to sue over the same conduct.
Sources in media reports say Qwest would neither admit nor deny committing fraud to settle claims that it swapped fiber optic capacity with other carriers and improperly booked the transactions to inflate revenues.
Particularly in an election such as this, where there is a large proportion of weakly decided voters – voters who are committed to a party but may settle on another party or to not vote at all over the next two weeks – simply reassuring and locking down soft supporters is a key function of the debate, particularly for Gordon Brown and David Cameron.
