Sentence examples for hope of settlement from inspiring English sources

The first question that must be answered in the days ahead is why Ms. Reno, who had shown admirable restraint, did not let the latest round of negotiations over Elians fate proceed until any hope of settlement was exhausted.

The fact that he also supports tort reform which would limit product liability of all kinds does not seem to trouble him.As a result, this week's Senate deal is harder on the tobacco industry than the one negotiated last year by Mr Moore; and this may kill all hope of settlement.

The situation deteriorated on Nov. 17, when Mr. Cuomo called one of Mr. Rattner's lawyers, William McLucas, to warn him he planned to file a lawsuit against Mr. Rattner the next day, ending any hopes of settlement.

Soon after hearing Paterson's report, he informed the King's ministers that there was little hope of a settlement short of war.

Any dispute between Iraq and a third state involving the risk of war was to be discussed with Britain in the hope of a settlement in accordance with the Covenant of the League of Nations.

But by Thursday morning, disagreements had resurfaced and any hope of a settlement had effectively died, said these people, who spoke on condition they not be identified because the discussions were confidential.

In the January 7 , 1861issue of Paducah's Tri-Weekly Herald, he declared, "There is not the slightest hope of any settlement or adjustment of existing troubles".

Yet, it seems that with the increase in consumer offerings comes an increase in bad actors looking to profit by limiting the availability of innovative products, tying up patents from productive use, and initiating potentially costly lawsuits in the hope of easy settlements.

But hopes of a settlement rose as negotiations went into the early hours Sunday morning.

Hopes of a settlement can hardly be high when it is so hard even to get both sides into the same room together.

BP rose 10.55p to 432.5p on hopes of a settlement with the US Department of Justice over the Gulf of Mexico disaster, ahead of any court case.