Sentence examples for is a settlement in which from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the rebels will disarm only if the government forces do so too, and if there is a settlement in which their imprisoned leaders, including their dreaded chief, Foday Sankoh, are released from prison and given places in an interim government.

But in its nearly 90 years in force the act, says E&Y, has never before been used against auditors, as opposed to the company that had taken the alleged actions.One possible outcome is a settlement in which E&Y agrees to co-operate with the prosecutors in cases they may bring against Lehman's former executives.

Insider-trading probe: In the March 16 Business section, an article about a Securities and Exchange Commission settlement with two affiliates of hedge fund SAC Capital Advisors mischaracterized a previous deal between the regulator and financier Michael Milken as a fine; it was a settlement in which Milken did not admit or deny wrongdoing.

The consent decree, as it is known, is essentially a settlement in which the city agrees to take steps toward halting its violations.

"Just to be clear, this is not a settlement in which people who use Gmail can file to receive compensation.

The two shoe retailers said on Monday that they are working on a settlement in which Genesco would drop its lawsuit against Finish Line and its financing bank, UBS.

The new rules are part of a settlement in which New York City agreed to repay the federal government $100 million — and the state $332 million — after a 2005 audit unearthed myriad irregularities in its claims.

The complaint was resolved with a settlement in which the professor did not admit wrongdoing but agreed to pay a $7,500 fee in lieu of a suspension without pay.

© Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Wang continued to lead an opposition movement to Chiang until February 1932, when the two men were reconciled by a settlement in which Wang became president of the Nationalist Party while Chiang continued to head the military.

The ruling in what became known as the Jones case was vacated following a settlement in which L.A. agreed to stop enforcing its no-overnight-camping ordinance and to provide storage space.

The sociologist Richard Sennett once opted for a deceptively simple definition: a city, he wrote, is "a human settlement in which strangers are likely to meet". For Sennett, meeting strangers is a civic duty.