Sentence examples for describing the settlement from inspiring English sources

Papers describing the settlement were filed in federal court in Newark this week; it will be presented to a judge next week for approval.

In the end, the charge was applied to the Swiss parent company and a monitor will be imposed on its operation neither stipulations the bank would have preferred.But, as Credit Suisse noted prominently in the release describing the settlement, there is no expectation of lost "licenses, nor any material impact on its operational or business capabilities".

Your Nov. 14 front-page article describing the settlement between cigarette makers and eight states and your Nov. 14 editorial regarding New Orleans and Chicagoo's lawsuits against gun makers, distributors and retailers reveal a lot about the legal system in this country.

Describing the settlement, agreed over a week's secret negotiations that came before the budget due on Wednesday, George Osborne said that "as a publicly funded body, it is right that [the BBC], like other parts of the public sector, should make savings".

Describing the settlement as "inadequate and unfair", John Mason MP, who represents Glasgow East – an area badly hit by the Farepak collapse – for the SNP, said: "It is simply disgraceful that, three years after the Farepak collapse, victims are still haunted by this ghost of Christmas past".

Based upon qualitative interviews with both local officials and Tibetan nomads in the Amdo region involved in the implementation of settlement programs between 2007 and 2009, and scrutiny of available government documents describing the settlement issue, this article will analyse the development and main purposes of sedentarisation efforts, focusing on the Nomadic settlement project.

The problem with this isn't that banks' relief efforts don't have a wider scope; it's that by describing the settlements in grandiose terms, banks and officials risk misleading the public about the scope, which, at best, can confuse people and, at worst, can set them up to fall victim to fraud.

Mr. Holmquist would only describe the settlement.

She describes the settlement as "derisory".

The memorandum of support filed by the plaintiffs describes the settlement as "historic".

Attorney Chris Chestnut described the settlement as "a necessary gesture by the city".