Sentence examples for possibility for a settlement from inspiring English sources

Still, a few informed & influential Arabs think there may right now be a real possibility for a settlement with Israel that will endure longer than the others.

Given the pretrial disputes between BP officials and federal prosecutors over the extent of the company's wrongdoing and the potential for billions of dollars in damages and mounting legal fees, it remains unclear whether any possibility for a settlement still exists on the eve of trial.

Israeli and Palestinian negotiators met with President Clinton at the White House as hopes revived for the possibility of a settlement before the inauguration next month.

The current negotiations are focused on the possibility of a settlement moratorium for a period of time following the completion of several thousand units.

The strong possibility of a settlement that appeared elusive for years is now possible, if not likely, because of the profoundly changed political -- and some would say moral -- standing of Mr. Clinton since he publicly acknowledged a sexual liaison with Monica S. Lewinsky.

Nonetheless, lawyers for the defendants explored the possibility of a settlement.

And Easdale, who was heckled by a supporter as he arrived at Ibrox stadium for the meeting, afterwards refused to comment on the possibility of a settlement or what would happen beyond the match against Livingston.

BMG officials could not be reached for comment, but Schoenfeld did not rule out the possibility of a settlement.

Charles A. Goldstein, counsel to the Commission for Art Recovery, said "the museum strung along" the Groszes, holding out the possibility of a settlement while the clock ran out.

Darren Dopp, a spokesman for Mr. Spitzer, said Janus had been in talks with investigators and had raised the possibility of a settlement.

The defense team offered a deal to stave off this possibility, floating the possibility of a settlement of some kind, including a deferred prosecution agreement, which would have meant the corporate equivalent of probation for the Trump Organization.