Sentence examples for represents a settlement from inspiring English sources

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

Another $4 billion represents a settlement the bank reached earlier with the Federal Housing Finance Agency, the regulator overseeing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

This matrix represents a settlement model that involved only one major human entrance into the continent, with the morphological variability seen in the Americas through time being the result of in-situ microevolutionary processes.

The payment of the $17.5 million represented a settlement of these additional claims as well, he added.

Another $4 billion represented a settlement the bank reached earlier with the Federal Housing Finance Agency, the regulator overseeing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

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".

"In terms of the health budget, we have been clear from the start that this represents a challenging settlement, and we are working closely with the NHS to ensure services remain safe and sustainable in the long term.

"We're transferring £178.2m a year of funding to local authorities and the Scottish and Welsh governments and that's in addition to administration and start-up costs of over £72m, which represents a fair settlement".

Lawyers for the plaintiffs in the federal litigation, while quick to praise Oklahoma's settlement, underscored that a resolution with Purdue hardly represented a broad settlement with the numerous companies involved in making, distributing and selling opioid painkillers.