Sentence examples for coordinated settlement from inspiring English sources

"After discussions with other regulators and authorities, we have concluded that it is in the interests of the company to seek a more general coordinated settlement," it said in a statement.

London-based Barclays said Wednesday it had "engaged constructively" with regulators, including the FCA and the CFTC, and had "considered a settlement on closely similar terms to those announced the morning". "However, after discussions with other regulators and authorities, we have concluded that it is in the interests of the company to seek a more general coordinated settlement," the bank said.

It became the sixth bank worldwide to confirm a potential penalty for rigging the £3.5tn-a-day currency markets but was the first to give a clear picture of the scale of the fine likely to be imposed by the Financial Conduct Authority, the UK regulator that is aiming to announce a coordinated settlement with the six later this month.

He can make $127 a month doing this tedious, grueling task as part of "cash for work," a program the NGOs have coordinated that pays IDPs to develop their settlements.

The study demonstrates that GIS, MCDM and the SLLI are invaluable tools in facilitating streamlined, coordinated, standardised and evidence-based decisions for human settlements land reform.

Before that, negotiations had not been coordinated; each regulator had presented each bank with individual settlement terms.

The Urban Geographical Information Systems GISS) Group within the Department of Civil Engineering at the University of Cape Town has been coordinating a pilot informal settlement upgrading in Cape Town since 1998.

The settlement now faced another threat, this time from cross-border Fenian raids coordinated by his former associate William Bernard O'Donoghue.

Air Greenland operates helicopter flights to most settlements in Greenland ("settlement flights" ) on contract with the government of Greenland, with the destination network subsidized and coordinated by the Ministry of Housing, Infrastructure, and Transport.

It is coordinated by an organization called the American Legacy Foundation in Washington and financed by the tobacco industry as part of a landmark $206 billion settlement reached with 46 state attorneys general.

The protest, coordinated closely with the Campaign for Science and Engineering (CaSE) and combined with arguments made by industry, learned societies and others, staved off cuts and secured a flat-cash settlement.