You can use the phrase "expect settlement" in written English.
This phrase usually refers to a legal agreement or negotiations between two parties that they hope to settle. For example: "The lawyers on both sides are confident that they will reach an agreement, and expect settlement soon."
Fresenius took a pretax charge against earnings of $590 million for the expected settlement.
Without charges arising from the expected settlement, net income would have been $5.10 to $5.20 a share.
Under the expected settlement, Iran will accept curbs on its nuclear programme in exchange for extensive sanctions relief.
Under that expected settlement, Iran would be subject to restrictions on its nuclear activities in return for sanctions relief.
The expected settlement in the refinery case signals the government's willingness to take a hard line in forcing companies to redress environmental and worker safety problems.
The people said the expected settlement, which could come as early as Friday, would include more than $450 million in fines and wider sanctions, the largest penalties to date related to the rate-rigging inquiry.
As a result, the size of any final regulatory deal would be based in part on the expected settlement cost of the private litigation, coupled with an analysis of how much more in penalties Andersen would be able to afford.
As can be expected, settlement areas and farmlands had low predicted TLC, and the dark green areas representing forests depict higher values.
Deutsche Bank is likely to become the second Wall Street investment firm to be dropped from an expected settlement over alleged bias in analysts' research, The Los Angeles Times reported on Friday.
The bank said that it hoped the settlement would be part of a "broader resolution" of the firm's housing bubble woes - a nod to an expected settlement with the US Justice Department that is also likely to run to several billions of dollars.
