Sentence examples for elements of the settlement from inspiring English sources

The program and other elements of the settlement pact were sanctions imposed after a federal appeals court found that Microsoft had violated antitrust laws by repeatedly abusing its monopoly power.

Those lawyers, Payam Shahian of Los Angeles and Robert Starr of Woodland Hills, Calif., did not respond to a request for clarifications of the basic elements of the settlement.

Among the basic elements of the settlement: Reimbursement "for certain C.V.T. transmission repairs" that occurred or will occur within 10 years or 100,000 miles of the original sale or lease of the vehicle.

Jack B. Siegel, a Chicago lawyer who follows nonprofit cases, praised some elements of the settlement, including that "the person who is the lightning rod isn't going to be there anymore," and that the governance changes coming to Stevens were "impressive".

Additionally, the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development has said it will revoke $7.4 million in money allocated to Westchester and send it elsewhere if the county does not take steps to comply with at least two elements of the settlement by the same date.

The money that Mr. Fields refers to--$4 million--was in addition to the other more important elements of the settlement.

If some elements of the settlements are virtually imperishable, long-term visibility may be reduced by the 'delayed curation' and natural decay, the latter due to the strong winds that tend to bury large items and heavy artifacts and disperse lighter ones.

Darbyshire asked whether he would be paying back the £474,500 payment in lieu of notice element of the settlement.

He also noted that one element of the settlement was a provision to supply 200,000 refurbished, and inexpensive, PC's a year through Microsoft-authorized refurbishers.

A major element of the settlement involves Google's showing links to the Web sites of competitors who offer specialized search services.

One element of the settlement that intrigued Mr. Charles, the confectioner, was a provision requiring Visa and MasterCard to negotiate transaction rates with merchants that banded together as a group.