Sentence examples for rigorous settlement from inspiring English sources

"I put down a marker that we need a rigorous settlement".

Mr Cameron also called for a "rigorous settlement" to ensure the EU's budget does not rise by more than inflation.

As an example, even though we are finding an increase of physician-directed pharmaceutical marketing transparency laws internationally, continued violations and legal settlements indicate that more rigorous governance initiatives may be needed [ 8].

In July, Vodafone reached a £1.25bn settlement, which HMRC said followed "a rigorous examination of the facts and an intensive process of negotiation that tested the arguments of both parties".

Such features mean that, whilst Africover does represent the best data available and accuracies were generally high, a full rigorous assessment of the accuracy with which small settlements were mapped in the region is unfeasible.

Commissioner Almunia is wise to resolve the European Commission's concerns through a settlement process that has proved to be rigorous and thorough rather than pursue a court process under Article 7.

In addition to the financial terms, the settlement also requires Bank of America to adhere to more rigorous servicing standards, on top of new requirements imposed by federal regulators.

Gina Talamona, a Justice Department spokeswoman, said that the lack of recent illegal conduct is because the settlements with foreign banks "required the banks to implement rigorous compliance programs and other safeguards" against further violations of sanctions.

But few studies have compared the effects of timber extraction, human settlement or agriculture within one landscape using a standardized methodology that allows statistically rigorous assessments of the relative impacts of different types of forest loss.

In particular, we lack rigorous comparisons of the effects of clearing forests for tree plantations and for human settlements, two leading causes of deforestation worldwide.

"I suppose there had already been a rigorous enumeration and distribution of the marital assets not so long before, at the time of the settlement".