Sentence examples for practice of settling from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg also wants to see the common practice of settling contracts retroactively come to an end.

Thus we have the now institutionalized practice of settling corporate criminal cases with deferred and non-prosecution agreements.

Judge Rakoff has also taken aim at the agency's practice of settling cases without making the defendant either confirm or deny the charges.

In the Citigroup case, the judge took aim at the S.E.C.'s practice of settling cases without making the defendant either confirm or deny the charges.

And in both cases, the company followed its practice of settling personal-injury and wrongful-death lawsuits raising safety concerns by requiring that the cases be sealed and that the plaintiffs return all incriminating company documents to Ford.

And even if a case were pursued, it's far from clear that the S.E.C. would go beyond its usual practice of settling the matter for a manageable fine, without any admission of wrongdoing.

An admission of wrongdoing would certainly be a step in the right direction, departing from the longstanding practice of banks settling with the S.E.C. without admitting or denying liability, and staining JPMorgan's reputation as a bank that excels at managing risk.

The companies had stipulated that any cancer patient could participate, a standard practice to speed the process of settling on a safe dose before moving on to a larger, Phase 2 trial.

WASHINGTON — Intel agreed to refrain from a host of business practices to settle accusations of anticompetitive behavior in the market for computer processing and graphics chips, under a settlement announced on Wednesday with the Federal Trade Commission.

Pre-migration experiences together with the considerable challenges of settling into a new country can significantly affect family well-being and parenting practices.

The floating ANAMMOX granules did not settle, so only the settling velocity of settling ANAMMOX granules was determined.