Sentence examples for reforms to settle from inspiring English sources

He demanded last month that the parties reach an agreement now that a decade has passed since a federal judge ordered reforms to settle a police brutality lawsuit.

Last month, another drug maker, Eli Lilly, said in a regulatory filing that it planned to enact corporate reforms to settle shareholder suits that it faces.

Business, technology and wealth news: Putnam Agrees To Reform To Settle SEC Charges.

Mr. Powell repeatedly insisted that "we cannot hold up reform" while waiting to settle the Palestinian issue.

A symbolic start to such a reform programme would be to settle with the 55,000 plus shareholders of Yukos who have been waiting a decade for compensation and justice.

Unable to pass comprehensive immigration reform, President George W. Bush had to settle for a bill authorizing the construction of a 700-mile long border fence that cost billions, disturbed wildlife habitats and hardly disrupted the flow of immigrants.

This is no time to settle for fake reforms designed to keep the corruption going and fool voters into thinking that changes have been made.

"We need to settle the legal reform debate.

The most effective reform would encourage plaintiffs and defendants to settle cheaply and out of court.

Instead of doing health care reform big, if elected, Mr. Obama will have to settle for doing it cheaper.

Yet Mr. McCain is not about to settle for the far less sweeping campaign reform plan that Mr. Bush introduced just before the South Carolina primary, in a move to trump the senator's reform credentials.