Sentence examples for provisions settled from inspiring English sources

In two provisions settled today, Congressional Republicans would block new oil royalty rules that would require big oil companies to pay $64 million a year more for oil from public lands.

"She claimed her lawsuit against Roger Ailes was not governed by the Fox arbitration agreement because Mr. Ailes was not a party to the arbitration provisions". Fox settled the lawsuit with Carlson last year for $20 million.

In response to the Newsday disclosure, county officials on the verge of signing a new six-year contract with the officers' union pulled back, renegotiating some overtime provisions before settling on a slightly revised pact.

Among the charges Roche got out of the way in the latest period were provisions to settle a vitamin price-fixing case, a loss on the subsequent sale of its vitamin division and a write-down of 5.2 billion francs ($3.8 billion) on the value of equity investments.

A plan may include a provision that settles or adjusts any claim belonging to the debtor or the estate.

The meaning of this provision has been settled since shortly after the New Deal.

The alliance is "strongly considering" the proposal, said one senior NATO official, although many of its provisions are not yet settled, including how the cost would be shared.

There are also provisions for re-settling the 6,000 people whose villages disappeared under the reservoir - and tens of thousands more living downstream who have been affected by higher water levels.

But that this would be taxation of property because of ownership, and hence would require apportionment under the provisions of the Constitution, is settled beyond peradventure by previous decisions of this court.

It also sent out bullish signals that its drawn-out disputes on future pension provision and pay will be settled amicably.

It appears to have given credence to all of the relevant statutory provisions and to have relied upon settled canons of interpretation to reconcile them.