Sentence examples for costly settlements from inspiring English sources

Yet over the past decade the United States has been facilitating the costly settlements enterprise by pouring $28.9 billion into Israel.

The Catholic Church fears a wave of costly settlements and damage awards like those that followed California's temporary lifting of the statute of limitations several years ago.

Bishop Joseph A. Galante, who served as the national spokesman in the Roman Catholic Church's effort to deal with sexual abuse by priests, was appointed yesterday as bishop of the Camden Diocese, which has its own history of costly settlements for sexual abuse.

The company was hit by increased competition, an expansion into Colorado that didn't go well, and four costly settlements in its fourth quarter of 1996.

Supporters of the bill say it would protect small- and medium-sized companies that often agree to costly settlements when they can't afford to fight infringement charges in court.

This was only one of many costly settlements that ultimately taxpayers were on the hook for.

That ruling all but guaranteed an embarrassing public trial or costly settlement.

The damage will eventually extend to the miners, who won a costly settlement - recommended by a court of inquiry headed by Lord Wilberforce.

The bank, America's largest mortgage servicer, is being pushed towards a costly settlement with state attorneys-general, who have been investigating banks' foreclosure practices.

LuPone was replaced by Close when the production transferred to Broadway the following year, a decision that led to a costly settlement.

But unless her company prevails at the trial, scheduled to begin later this month, or reaches a potentially costly settlement with Macy's, it's hard to figure out what Martha Stewart will be able to sell there.