Sentence examples for litigation to be settled from inspiring English sources

"The evidence available to date does not provide a reasonable basis to find that James Murdoch knew of widespread wrongdoing or criminality at [the News of the World] or that, by allowing litigation to be settled and by allowing NGN and News International executives to make the representations they did, he was complicit in a cover-up," the regulator said.

And Van Natta also underplayed the problems with labels, suggesting that deals were imminent and the litigation was going to be settled.

Even if the litigation can be settled, the attention of senior management has shifted from running the business to defending it.

This litigation should be settled for all involved, with some face-saving measures for Mr. Abrams and Mr. Dauman.

"That puts some candidates in a holding pattern in which they can't be certain about when the litigation will be settled and whether the lines will move," said Jeff Crosby, a Democratic consultant in Austin.

Ultimately a decision in Campbell may not be known until 2011, at which point the litigation could actually proceed or be settled.

In a later briefing, Shalala--who skirted details--disclosed that the 21st Century Fund is based on the assumption that litigation against tobacco companies will soon be settled and will provide new federal revenue.

In that case, the merger litigation had been settled with Transatlantic agreeing to make additional disclosures.

The litigation has been settled through an amicable agreement under which Psion will voluntarily withdraw all of its trademark registrations for 'Netbook'Netbook

Virtually all litigation is settled and not tried to completion in court.

But last month Judge Jacob Mishler of the United States District Court threw out the federal case on procedural grounds, and the litigation in State Supreme Court was settled a week later, according to Ms. King's attorney, David Lazer of Melville.