Sentence examples similar to represented settlement for from inspiring English sources

Another possibility to represent settlement data is by creating a triangulated mesh of the settlement points.

The purchases represent settlements.

It represents a settlement for a particular moment, not a perfect ideal".

She said: "At a time when the government is taking the necessary measures to tackle the record deficit we inherited, today's spending review represents a fair settlement for Northern Ireland.

"[However] I believe that the outcome of these talks, given the climate which the BBC and other public bodies face today, represents a decent settlement for BBC staff and is one that would not been have been achieved without the enduring support of our members and their local representatives".

Tory local government spokeswoman Janet Finch-Saunders said: "This represents a challenging settlement for local authorities, which will need to strike a careful balance between keeping council tax levels down and fully funding frontline services".

The Education Secretary, Michael Gove, later described the spending review as representing "a good settlement for schools". Revealing the change in school fortunes, a Department for Education spokesman said: "Spending totals were based on its best forecast of inflation at the time, produced by independent Office for Budget Responsibility.

Industry analysts said the settlement represented a victory for CVS Caremark and a repudiation of the merger's critics.

Mr Thompson insisted the settlement represented good value for money and had been fully agreed with Marcus Agius, the former chairman of Barclays who at the time was the head of the BBC's executive board remuneration committee.

EA said the settlement represented a victory for the developers.

Though they probably would have been difficult to enforce, the settlements represented a way for both companies to limit their exposure to larger judgments handed down against tobacco manufacturers by other courts.