Sentence examples for offering to settle from inspiring English sources

And when it comes to money, she's always offering to "settle up now" before "things get nasty".

A joke that went around this week had Goldman offering to settle with the S.E.C. on terms that would include Mr. Blankfein performing community service — as Treasury secretary.

Two days ago it seemed that Rupert Murdoch's News Corp had finally seized the initiative, in offering to settle eight News of the World phone hacking cases.

The law firm would then sue and send a letter offering to settle for amounts from a few thousand dollars to more than $20,000.

News International has tried to bring an end to the hacking saga by offering to settle a number of the claimants who are pursuing civil cases.

Speaking of News of the World, Mr. Lewis said that some of the hacking cases that the paper was offering to settle were so blatant that "the only people who didn't know were their readers".

But at that point, one person briefed on the talks said, the bank was offering only $1 billion to settle.

Mix said he has noticed that given the recent publicity afforded the long-term effects of football head trauma, insurance companies are offering slightly more to settle cases.

Officials of the Boathouse, the union and the labor board all acknowledged that representatives from the restaurant, which is open despite the strike, will meet with the board's deputy general counsel next Tuesday to discuss the planned complaint, which the restaurant may head off by offering enough concessions to settle the charges.

HM Revenue & Customs is to write to some of Britain's wealthiest bankers, hedge fund managers and celebrities offering a chance to settle income tax avoidance schemes estimated to have sheltered more than £3.5bn through film financing structures and other tax-motivated partnerships.

The offering is expected to settle and close on June 4, 2014, subject to customary closing conditions.