Sentence examples for hasty settlement from inspiring English sources
One night last winter, a hasty settlement of tents was hit by a freak storm of heavy snows and sub-zero cold.
The attorney general -- who played the leading role in unearthing the hidden trading in mutual funds and will continue to investigate Putnam -- accused the S.E.C. of reaching a hasty, "inadequate" settlement and failing to notify him of the deal until the last minute, despite his cooperation.
The hasty closure alarmed some MPs.
In an apparent warning to the government, which in October negotiated a hasty licence fee settlement that will see the BBC's income cut by 16% in real terms, Attenborough said: "If you remove the licence fee, [the BBC] would be gone in a decade, finished".
But the SFO has undermined these efforts in its hasty and ill-considered settlement with BAE.
Full public debate over the future of the BBC was imperative, the report said, after a "hasty and secretive" funding settlement agreed last July that saw the BBC take on the cost of providing free TV licences to the over-75s.
Among the hallmarks of trolldom are lawsuits brought largely for the purpose of exacting hasty out-of-court settlements from defendants who can't afford to fight.
Microsoft's lawyers are hoping for a big win, forcing the new leadership at the Justice Department and 19 state attorneys general to a beat hasty retreat or accept a settlement less painful for the company.
Addams was self-conscious about speaking for others: "I never addressed a Chicago audience on the subject of the Settlement and its vicinity without inviting a neighbor to go with me, that I might curb my hasty generalization by the consciousness that I had an auditor who knew the conditions more intimately than I could hope to do" (TYH 80).
Are the settlement measures going to solve the situation on the grassland in the west of China, or is the hasty implementation going to bring further social problems for Tibetan nomads, that the Central Government will have to solve?
