Sentence examples for public settlement from inspiring English sources

Some Israelis, and their supporters here, cite their longstanding alliance in raising concerns about the very public settlement dispute.

Robert A. Clifford, a Chicago lawyer who typically represents plaintiffs, scoffed at the notion that defendants would not settle without secrecy provisions, saying the alternative to a public settlement was a far more public trial.

The risks were too high for HP -- nearly its entire line of laser printers was potentially at risk--and so in a public settlement, it paid Pitney Bowes $400 million to buy peace.

The airline reached a non-public settlement with Thor Tjøntveit on 10 September regarding the latter's right to purchase one of Norway Airline's aircraft.

What really stands out has been the failure to engage citizens in establishing a new public service settlement.

Much better to have one budget day and one public spending settlement each year, on the same day.

Gardiner: "In terms of pay, ultimately improvements will have to come, in part, from a better national public funding settlement for the sector.

The final public health settlement for local government was surprisingly large, and Duncan Selbie, the chief executive of Public Health England, has made clear he is in no hurry to lift the ringfence.

We won't know the final result for at least two months – after the main government departments are given the amounts they can spend over the next three years in the public spending settlement, which will be handed down in draft form by the chancellor in September.

It does not help that authorities such as Lambeth are dealing with disproportionate cuts, our public health settlement is less than half that of places like the city of London and the NHS funding formula will further disadvantage younger, poorer populations like ours but we are determined to make the best of what we have for our residents with the greatest need.

The ghettoisation of Enziteto neighbourhood, a public housing settlement built between the end of the 80s and the beginning of the 90s to provide a house for poor people who had to be moved from the old inner city in order to regenerate it, is the result of a top-down urban development 'model' based on the so-called brick-economy.