Sentence examples for of the settlement process from inspiring English sources

A Credit Solutions spokeswoman, Genie Hayes, called that number relatively small, "given the difficulty and length of the settlement process".

(Elhauge and Krueger (Texas Law Review, 2012) have a nice description of the settlement process that yields this result.

One of the challenges identified in the Trulia opinion the non-adversarial nature of the settlement process—has itself slowed the adoption of Trulia outside of Delaware.

Today, cases brought by individuals can be buttressed by hundreds of damaging industry documents recently disclosed as part of the settlement process in lawsuits brought by states.

Such complaints reinforce concerns about the opacity and arbitrariness of the settlement process, where fines reflect no known economic rationale.But there were also criticisms that the settlements were too small.

It is the one part of the settlement process that I find the most frustrating, because the one thing I wish I could give the victims, I cannot". Paul Livingston, 40, a plaintiff who claims he was molested repeatedly between 1973 and 1974, dismissed the cardinal's words.

The vice president said "an important focus of conversations" would be the settlement process.

At the same time, the author reveals the enduring vitality of Māori legal traditions, making the case that genuine reconciliation can occur only when we recognize the importance of Indigenous traditions in the settlement process.

While the commission's purpose did not explicitly involve the restoration of dignity, Atuahene examines how the settlement process did or did not provide claimants with dignity restoration.

On the other hand, it has accelerated the settlement process of graphite emulsion so as to evaluate the dispersion stability.

Additionally, the proportion of non-EU foreigners with a permanent residence permit increased in Spain from 36% in 2008 to 68% in 2012, which clearly illustrates the settlement process of the immigrant population in Spain (Cebolla & González-Ferrer, 2013).