Sentence examples for pointed to settlements from inspiring English sources
She said the losses to farmers from wolves had been minimal, and pointed to settlements by the Norwegian parliament in 2004 and 2011 that stipulated populations of carnivores must be allowed to co-exist with livestock.
Now, in arguments to jurors like those in the Miami case, they point to settlement concessions as evidence that they have agreed to change their practices and so don't need to be further punished.
Those lawyers pointed to a $5 million settlement he got from a Coke bottler for a toddler injured by one of its delivery vans.
Michael Sfard, a legal adviser to Yesh Din, a human rights group that helped bring the legal cases against the settlements, pointed to two of the government's own reports on illegal outposts that listed the three as problematic.
In fact, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Bob Marshall has also pointed to the same $20 million settlement with the local New Orleans area levee districts over shoddy maintenance as evidence that the districts bore at least partial blame for the 2005 disaster.
But he is wrong about pointing to the settlements as being Israel's obstacle in reaching a peace agreement.
Many of these lines point to nearby settlements and their pyramids.
Mr. Hess also pointed to the aspects of the settlement that make it difficult for people to recover larger sums if they have been through the criminal justice system.
But the person who may be most anxious to settle the contract is Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy, who could point to a settlement as a major accomplishment as Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg decides whether to keep him on the job.
The deal extricates the company from another legal battle, and the class-action lawyers can point to the settlement as an answer to their critics, who portray them as mercenary legal vultures.
U.P.S. and FedEx say Deutsche Post plays fast and loose with the law, pointing to a settlement it made with the European Commission after it had been found to have illegally subsidized D.H.L. Worldwide Express in Europe in the early 1990's to undercut the competition.
