Sentence examples for cover lawsuits from inspiring English sources

The giant German bank reported a loss of 6.8 billion euros, or $7.4 billion, in 2015, as it set aside money to cover lawsuits and official investigations.

In addition to the losses directly caused by the delay, Mr. Miller foresees additional charges totaling $3 billion to $4 billion to cover lawsuits stemming from faulty foreclosure procedures.

The settlements were reached between March 2006 and March 2007 and cover lawsuits filed against 12 current and former priests for abuse that plaintiffs say occurred from the 1960s to the early 1990s, said Jeffery Anderson, one of the lawyers.

How else to explain the 8.2percentt rally last Thursday in shares of the State Street Corporation after it said it would seek fresh capital and add $618 million in reserves to cover lawsuits over subprime mortgage investments it made for some clients?

But lawyers for Clinton argued that "absolute immunity" should also cover lawsuits concerning a president's actions before he took the oath of office.

The company had a gain of $138 million from canceling leases on stores that had already been closed and $173 million from a reduction in the amount that must be set aside to cover lawsuit claims, a Kmart spokesman, Michael Freitag, said.

The Sheriff's Department contracts with many smaller cities in Los Angeles County to provide them with law enforcement services, and the cities pay surcharges into the trust fund to help cover lawsuit damages against the Sheriff's Department.

Covers lawsuits and policy developments related to nationalizations, privatizations, and other regulatory disputes.

Justice Martha Sosman of the Supreme Judicial Court ruled that eligible candidates should be paid from an account that covers lawsuits against the state.

CITY HALL — The City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved transferring $2.7 million from the city's reserve to help cover major deficits in the fund that covers lawsuit payouts.

Some analysts wonder why the bank is still setting aside large amounts of money to cover mortgage lawsuits after reaching several settlements.