Sentence examples for cost for settling from inspiring English sources
After the Dateline fiasco, the network and most other news outlets lost interest in the burning truck issue but people were still dying and GM's cost for settling lawsuits soared to a reported $495 million for pickup fire cases.
The latest annual loss was caused by £3.8bn of costs for settling litigation and regulatory problems – including £1.5bn extra to compensate customers mis-sold payment protection insurance and interest rate swaps in the UK – and £4.5bn of losses on bad assets.
For example, a federal appeals court refused to allow a write-off for the cost of settling a will contest, notwithstanding that the taxpayer settled to protect his reputation as a lawyer.
Mr. Campbell of Columbia declined to discuss whether the company had any projections for the ultimate cost of settling all of the investigations.
For those that do, including Viacom, the cost of settling lawsuits appears manageable.
The decision came a week after Merrill reported surprisingly strong second-quarter earnings despite having taken a charge of $111 million for the costs of settling an investigation into conflicts of interest among its stock analysts.
The main advantages are easy operation, low cost, handling hydraulic fluctuation, no need for settling tank and sludge recycling as well as organic load without any significant variation in removal efficiency (Keudel and Dichtl 2000).
A quadratic function is used for presenting the cost function of each DRA (Demand Response Aggregator) which will be used for settling down the DR market.
Ford quickly cancelled it out, but Gloucester, never mind that one mistake would cost them, never settled for what would not have been the shabbiest of bonus points.
In a position that could put him at odds with powerful unions, Mr. Weiner said that new city employees would need to bear a greater portion of their health insurance costs and settle for a less generous pension plan.
