Sentence examples similar to more aggressive settlement from inspiring English sources

Wall Street's regulator sent a message on Monday that it was now taking a more aggressive stance on securities settlements as it extracted its first admission of wrongdoing under a new policy.

Without Labor as a counterweight, Mr. Sharon seems likely to face more trouble balancing the demands of his rightist base: things like greater expansion of settlements or more aggressive military tactics against the Palestinians, which could annoy the United States.

"We've seen a much more aggressive trial bar since the tobacco settlement.

One prominent bankruptcy lawyer who has represented several creditor committees against many of Mr. Miller's clients contends that the creditors' committees have to be more aggressive or risk not getting a fair settlement.

The new settlement policy and a more aggressive team at DOJ led to heightened enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act beginning in 2007.

In fact, studies done for the Texas Department of Insurance found that businesses facing lawsuits became more aggressive because of the new laws, making low settlement offers or refusing to negotiate.

That way the robo-signing settlement is just phase-one of a much more aggressive investigation of misconduct in how mortgages were made and bundled, and a far bigger settlement.

Even if it succeeds in appealing Judge Rakoff's rejection of the Citigroup settlement, the S.E.C. may take a more aggressive stance in resolving cases in the future.

Butler's forces then moved northward to continue the raids along the frontier settlements of New York, eventually leading to a more aggressive American action against the Iroquois.

The more aggressive and "take-all" the attitude of your lawyer, the less amicable the settlement process will be, so bear that in mind when choosing one.

After the national settlement over foreclosure abuse, housing counselors report that banks are taking more aggressive measures to keep homeowners in their homes.