Sentence examples for review settlements from inspiring English sources

Experts in mass tort litigation say the authority of district court judges to review settlements in cases involving individual plaintiffs — that is, non-class-action suits — has not been tested and remains unclear.

And the Coalition Government's spending review settlements in 2010 and 2013 maintained the Science Budget in cash terms - but only through several sleights of hand involving 'efficiency savings' (i.e. cuts) in research grant overhead charges and the removal and subsequent slashing of capital spending from the ring-fenced Science Budget.

That is largely due to a better than expected comprehensive review settlement and a big increase in lottery money.

The spending review settlement we have reached with the Treasury for the next five years leaves legal aid almost untouched".

The other major ministries have complained against the MoD's questioning of the settlement for its budget under Gordon Brown's comprehensive spending review settlement of 2007.

Additional commitments to flagship projects, now amounting to £1.35bn, have helped to close this capital gap, but the gloss of the spending review settlement has definitely worn off.

The report, and the commitment by the NHS to honour its recommendations, builds on the back of the spending review settlement and its earmarked funding for mental health.

A statement published on the BGS website said: "As part of the Spending Review settlement the government has decided to wind down the national delivery of the Business Growth Service".

For a start – although most of us had concluded this already, after Friday's news of the Comprehensive Spending Review settlement – the culture department is here to stay, confirmed Maria Miller, at least until 2015.

Against the backdrop of what is expected to be a tough spending review settlement, Mr Cameron will signal that just because Government departments will have their budgets cut, he does not expect them to stop reform.

Mr Clarke confirmed that as a result of the next spending review settlement educational spending will be 5.6% of GDP in 2007-8, a "major and stable advance at every level", an increase from 5.4% in 2004-5 and taking Britain well up the international league.