Sentence examples for common settlement from inspiring English sources
Citigroup agreed to pay $285 million in penalties and forfeited profits under the condition that it neither admit nor deny the S.E.C.'s accusations, a common settlement method used by the S.E.C. and other government enforcement agencies.
Even so it is hard to be sure that this alliance will be beneficial until details such as whether there will be a common settlement system are fixed.A European SEC?One particularly significant detail that has not been much discussed is how and by whom the new marketplace should be regulated.
Furthermore, it was confirmed that both the tested RC and SFRC PCTL segments satisfied common settlement and punching loads design criteria.
In an article on June 9, sources told Reuters the U.S. and Switzerland were in advanced talks on a multibillion dollar deal that would let several Swiss and European banks join a common settlement to avoid potential U.S. prosecution.
They sometimes formed mixed groups and cooperated within common settlements with the Celts, of which the Tyniec group in the Kraków region and another one in Kujawy are the known examples.
The Ponds also designed club houses and settlement houses for other social reform organizations, including the Chicago Commons settlement house building (1901), the Northwestern University Settlement House (1901), and the City Club of Chicago building (1910).
Nondisparagement clauses are common in settlement agreements.
Conditions such as scurvy, consumption, chills and fever were common; the settlement recorded 359 deaths between September 1846 and May 1848.
These clauses are common in settlement agreements, and usually prevent recipients from slandering the other parties involved, discussing the amount awarded and the terms of the settlement.
It was common for settlements at opposite ends of the main trans-Carpathian routes to acquire urban status.
Carl Tobias, a law professor at the University of Richmond, said it was common for settlements to mount as the pressure of a trial approached.
