James B. Stewart of The New York Times, in a column in July, discussed multiple settlements by the Swiss bank UBS with the government for violations, including receiving immunity in the Libor investigation, which seem "to have had scant, if any, deterrent effect".
This allows for a detailed assessment of the urban drainage structure even for multiple settlements within one catchment.
Furthermore, whereas ethnographic information provides personal and family-based perspectives on resource management, it is less likely to inform about how management systems were enacted among multiple settlements.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, more cosmopolitan authors (Buchanan 2003, Waldron 2005, Other Internet Resources) also point to the fact of multiple settlements in roughly the same territory and to the importance of the proximity of various ethno-cultural groups.
B'Tselem, an Israeli human rights group, lists multiple settlements with a post-1995 establishment date.
They would also need to disclose, in their U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filings, whether any employee was named in multiple settlements.
Google's track record thus far -- which includes multiple settlements with the FTC over privacy violations -- has undermined lawmakers' trust in the tech giant.
Wells Fargo, Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup pursued hundreds of illegal foreclosures against active-duty members of the military, ultimately reaching multiple settlements with the Department of Justice over such practices.
National attention on police killings of young black men was amplified in Colorado by multiple settlements and judgments against Denver Police and the Denver Sheriff Department, including a $6 million settlement in the case of Marvin Booker, a 56-year-old man who died at the hands of four sheriff's deputies at the Denver Jail in 2010.
