Sentence examples for deal stemming from from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department appointed the firm's chairman, Bart M. Schwartz, to track General Motors' compliance with a federal deal stemming from its defective ignition switches.

Mr. Weissman, a chess player and Chinese food lover who was a founder of a glass pipe company and had been temporarily staying at the apartment, was working on a plea deal stemming from an earlier drug arrest.

C1 Bank Fraud Case Settled Federal prosecutors said the Bank of New York agreed to pay $38 million in penalties and victim compensation in a deal stemming from a six-year investigation of fraud and money laundering.

At stake was a trade agreement and a political association deal stemming from 2005 when the EU launched its "eastern neighbourhood policy" offering trade and political benefits to post-Soviet states traditionally falling within Moscow's orbit.

In a proposed deal stemming from the court settlement, John Gross, the township administrator, said the quarry developer would provide $100,000 to rehabilitate housing in South Orange, and another $480,000 to finance what is known as a regional contribution agreement in which the City of Orange would create 40 units of affordable housing.

Some of the complications involved in coming to a deal stemmed from the need to keep the six powers together.

Mr. Galante's lawyer, Hugh Keefe, said that the plea deal stemmed from a long and complicated negotiation, and that "both sides seemed to be relatively content with this disposition".

Mr. Bailey and others said the legal theory behind the Mohawk deal stemmed from a decision by the patent-review panel earlier this year involving the University of Florida, which owned a patent being challenged by the medical-device maker Covidien.

This revenue share deal stemmed from the recent launch of Zynga gift cards in 7-11 stores.

The financial deal stems from an October 2010 agreement between Disney and Paramount, which had previously distributed Marvel movies, including the first two "Iron Man" pictures.

The $62 million deal stemmed from a lawsuit brought by the group against the Empire State over what it said amounted to inhumane and often arbitrary use of solitary Special Housing Units (SHU) on around 4,000 current inmates, as the New York Times reports.