Sentence examples similar to dictated settlements from inspiring English sources
"This agreement comes about not because of anything I've done," he said, "but because there were significant forces that dictated settlement.
How inconvenient that the two initial claims surfaced over a decade before there was any political campaign to derail, and that Mr. Cain's own employer apparently concluded that prudence dictated their settlement.
In July 1940 Hitler made one final attempt to offer terms to Britain; he could now dictate any settlement as the victor on continental Europe, and as in October 1939 could not see any rationality in continued British belligerency.
Still, the Serbs were forced to accept US-dictated settlements to their wars, largely because they were alone: Russian support for Serbia remained confined to rhetoric, unlike Iranian support for today's Syria, which consists of both weapons and battle-hardened fighters.
For prospective buyers the main difference between a VOW and other real estate search sites is that a VOW has to adhere to rules dictated by the Justice Department settlement, including a requirement that customers register with a name, an e-mail address and a password before they can search for listings.
Unfortunately, that sequence of events disqualifies her from participating in the redemption of her securities as dictated by the various state settlements.
"Given that the interpretation of Title IX has such a widespread impact on the well-being of young students, it is troublesome that significant changes to nationwide sexual harassment policy were unilaterally dictated by DOJ -– through a settlement -– rather than through congressional or regulatory action," McCain wrote this past Wednesday.
Success dictated widespread imitation.
Philadelphia dictated the pace".
Location often dictated content.
