Sentence examples for pushing to settle from inspiring English sources

HSBC has been pushing to settle the investigations quickly, but whether prosecutors and regulators are willing to wrap up the cases in a short time period remains to be seen.

United Airlines and its ramp workers' and mechanics' unions intensified contract negotiations Thursday, pushing to settle their differences before a bankruptcy court rules on their high-risk showdown over labor costs.

In a widely-cited paper from 2009, explaining why both the Grand Upright and Bridgeport decisions are restrictive to sampling practice, Ashtar argues there's a pervading trend of copyright owners pushing to settle cases out of court to avoid "the introduction of transformative findings".

Olympus appears to have pushed to settle its tobashi dues from 2006 to 2008, when the local economy was picking up and corporate profits rebounding.

Mr. Clinton, seeking to polish his record as one of the most pro-trade presidents in recent history, has pushed to settle festering trans-Atlantic battles over taxes, beef and bananas by the time Europe and the United States meet in December for their regular economic summit meeting.

Until the last minute, United States diplomats made a high-level push to settle the case before the trial opened.

The risk of clashes is growing as India catches up with China by building roads and other infrastructure on its side of the border.Yet what is really needed is a firmer push to settle rival claims to the border territory, not just to manage clashes.

Donald Shaffer, an attorney for the New York Civil Liberties Union, said the county's current fiscal crisis probably played no small part in pushing officials to settle.

Some Democrats are wary of exercising the so-called "constitutional option" -- which would allow them to set the chamber rules with just 50 votes -- pushing instead to settle for a smaller package of reforms capable of garnering the 67 votes needed for a midsession rules change.

10 P.M. (NBC) SMASH To make their musical a success the group members search for a marquee star, and Eileen Anjelica Hustonn) pushes them to settle on a title.

In the past, retailers, farmers and manufacturers, who rely on trade, often pushed management to settle quickly by capitulating to the longshoremen.