Sentence examples for comprehensive settlement of from inspiring English sources

The weekend breakthrough is but the first stage, lasting six months, towards a "comprehensive' settlement of the dispute with Iran.

"They continued to work on a package of measures to achieve a comprehensive settlement of the conflict in eastern Ukraine," it said.

More important, the adjustments themselves have become an expanded area of investigation for the Securities and Exchange Commission, making it more difficult for the company to negotiate a comprehensive settlement of its potential liabilities.

The six-nation group argued that such issues would ultimately be addressed in a comprehensive settlement of the Iranian nuclear stand-off, but that the two sides should first carry out smaller, confidence-building steps.

Negotiators now say that neither time nor political circumstances will permit them to achieve their ambitious original goal -- a written framework for a comprehensive settlement of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Members of the military services who lost their homes in unfair foreclosures have won a big victory – and will receive big payouts — in the comprehensive settlement of mortgage litigation that was reached last week.

It is unlikely to be resolved in the absence of a comprehensive settlement to the situation along the Israeli-Lebanese border.

"Seeking this kind of comprehensive settlement with Iran is our best way to make progress".

"Ultimately, everybody understands there's going to be some sort of comprehensive settlement.

When the Civil Rights Division's report came out on Jan . 13 the Justice Department and Emanuel's administration announced they had reached an agreement in principle, a two-page document in which both parties committed to "negotiate in good faith to reach a comprehensive settlement in the form of a consent decree".

Through the early spring of this year, western diplomats were so impressed by the seriousness of purpose of the Iranian president, Hassan Rouhani, and his foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, that they recalibrated their assessment of the likelihood of a comprehensive settlement from "long shot" to a 50-50 possibility.