Sentence examples for may be a settlement from inspiring English sources

The company filed its brief with the appellate court in early October, but Davison says there may be a settlement hearing.

They seem to have concluded - perhaps understanding the nature of politics better than other Israelis - that very soon there may be a real settlement freeze.

A $466 million settlement may be a windfall for the city as its elected leaders seek to balance the 2013 budget, which goes into effect July 1.

"I think a logical consequence of this settlement may be a reduction in benefit programs like that attached to debit cards".

Dennis Kelleher, president of the investor advocacy group Better Markets Inc., said the settlement "may be a historic amount of money, but it may also be an indefensible sweetheart deal for the country's largest bank".

An intracellular symbiosis may be a necessary precondition to enable settlement of mytilids in sulfide-rich environments, although other episymbiotic taxa such as thyasirid clams and the symbiont-harboring ciliate Zoothamnium niveum are able to inhabit such reducing environments [51], [52].

If settlement fails, mediation may be an option.

The move was a sign that the houses may be exploring a possible settlement of a potentially vast class-action suit.

While the Armstrong management may be promoting this settlement, it is a sellout of their responsibility to shareholders and creditors.

If successful and the bar is lifted by the minister, a TPV may be granted and settlement services initiated; Rapid Review – a review of the decision to decline refugee status would be undertaken by another case officer, which provides the asylum seeker with the opportunity to present their claims (supported by an information kit in the relevant language).

Still, it comes after reports in recent weeks that the F.T.C. may be moving toward a settlement that sidesteps complaints by rivals of search bias, which was a centerpiece of the commission staff's investigation.