Sentence examples for general to settle from inspiring English sources

Some of the nation's biggest mortgage servicers are currently in negotiations with a group of state attorneys general to settle an investigation into foreclosure abuses.

Besides an effort by investors to force it to buy back billions of dollars in defaulted mortgages, Bank of America and other large servicers are negotiating with state attorneys general to settle an investigation into improper foreclosure practices.

In short, Tottenham have not been great to watch since Gareth Bale's departure to Real Madrid and the influx of seven new faces who have laboured, in general, to settle.

Under the terms of an agreement reached with Mr. Cuomo and Bill McCollum, the Florida attorney general, to settle the inquiries, Student Financial will not pay any penalty, but will adopt a new code of conduct on direct marketing developed by Mr. Cuomo's office.

Bank of America, the third largest U.S. bank, is close to agreeing to a penalty with New York's attorney general to settle its role in the mutual fund scandal, the Financial Times reported on Friday, citing unnamed people familiar with the plans.

Indeed, the Obama administration has been involved in negotiating a deal with state attorneys general to settle their complaints with the banks for a pittance of compensation for the victims.

For many observers, Thai politics is defined by a compelling but misleading image: the then prime minister, Suchinda Kraprayoon, and protest leader, Chamlong Srimuang, sitting on the floor on 20 May 1992, while King Bhumibol Adulvadej admonishes the two former generals to settle their differences amicably.

As the banking industry braces for a furor over a new round of big bonuses, Bank of America is negotiating with the staff of the New York attorney general, Andrew M. Cuomo, to settle claims that the bank failed to adequately disclose the risks of the takeover to its shareholders, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

TWO months after sponsoring a general election to settle Cambodia's political stalemate, foreign governments are still no closer to achieving their main ambition, which is to leave Cambodia alone and let its contesting parties get on with running the country.

There might a clamor for a second referendum or a general election to settle the issue.

Since 1 July 2006, a specific fund (Impulseo I) was proposed to encourage general practitioners to settle down in areas which have a low physician density, i.e. less than 9 GPs per 10 000 inhabitants, or in areas with less than 12 GPs per 10 000 inhabitants, and less than 125 inhabitants per square kilometer.