Sentence examples for dismissed settled from inspiring English sources

It's not normal for the chief executive of a public company to face repeated, public and sleazy allegations of sexual misconduct even if the allegations are denied, dismissed, settled or sent to arbitration.

Those suits were dismissed or settled, the company said.

Richardson v. Union Oil Co. of California, No. 94-0098 (GK) (D.D.C. dismissed as settled Dec. 3, 1996).

Most of them have been dismissed or settled out of court.

Countless lawsuits have been filed — and dismissed or settled — over intellectual property, script ideas and the like.

The rest of the cases are dismissed or settled.

Less than 50 of the 20,000 cleanup workers sued the company over toxic exposures from the Exxon Valdez spill, and a spokeswoman says all of the cases were dismissed or settled.

Aoki's case was also dismissed and settled out of court.

The vast majority of lawsuits against private prison companies are dismissed or settled behind closed doors, so the Idaho trial offers a rare window into the workings of the typically opaque private prison industry—as well as what critics say are the fundamental flaws in for-profit corrections.

Mr. Deng had a series of general secretaries and prime ministers whom he dismissed before settling on Jiang Zemin after the 1989 Tiananmen uprising.

Mr. Barr said he was particularly upset because, under the law, whistle-blowers could second-guess the attorney general, challenging litigation decisions by the government and its efforts to dismiss or settle a case.