Sentence examples for provisional settlement from inspiring English sources

Bed Bath & Beyond denies any wrongdoing, but last month the parties reached a provisional settlement.

There have been growing warnings from Tory-run councils and Conservative MPs that they were not happy with the provisional settlement announced in December.

And it is unclear whether a provisional settlement to share oil resources will be enough, at least for a while, to stop the rowing parties from trying to murder each other.

Having reached a provisional settlement with the Treasury, Patrick McLoughlin, the transport secretary, Liz Truss, the environment secretary, and Greg Clark, the communities secretary, will be allowed to join the government's public expenditure committee as it imposes cuts on the departments still holding out.

"We welcome today's provisional settlement as an important step in finalizing negotiations on the political settlement," the two outside mediators in the talks, James W. Pardew of the United States and François Leotard of the European Union, said tonight in a joint statement.

It's a provisional settlement and the deal is pending approval by a judge on Jan . 6

Provisional settlements for individual councils will be set out later this year.

The wrong location of provisional settlements following a disaster can also lead to unplanned environmental problems (for example, deforestation) that could limit the contribution of natural ecosystems to CCA (Parker et al. 1995).

The crackdowns on excessive compensation and penalties for bad behavior — such as JPMorgan's provisional $13 billion settlement for a range of malpractices including those linked to mortgage-backed securities during the bubble years — are changing the culture a bit.

Legal ethics differs in kind from ordinary ethics because the social function of the law is to settle normative disagreement procedurally and to adopt a provisional social settlement of moral conflict that precludes acting on the basis of ordinary first-order moral reasons.

In 1548, following Charles V's victory over the Protestants in his effort to unify the Holy Roman Empire, Agricola was selected by the emperor as one of three theologians to draft a provisional religious settlement between Protestants and Roman Catholics, a document that became known as the Augsburg Interim.