Sentence examples for settlement aimed at from inspiring English sources

Then, for months, Justice officials tried to negotiate a settlement aimed at correcting the violations.

It is part of a broad national settlement aimed at halting the housing market's downward slide and holding the banks accountable for foreclosure abuses.

The Kentucky attorney general, Jack Conway, has proposed a settlement aimed at ending a squabble with an Ohio city over a rock.

The UN's 1951 refugee convention is regarded as one of the seminal achievements of the post-second world war settlement – aimed at avoiding repeats of atrocities such as the Holocaust.

The Turkish-Cypriot side has recently clearly stated that a settlement aimed at re-uniting the island is possible if the "equal partner" status of both sides, as you suggest, is recognised beyond the narrow and private confines of the negotiating table.

Fielding complaints from borrowers struggling to save their homes, New York's top prosecutor is preparing a lawsuit against Wells Fargo, accusing the bank, the nation's largest home lender, of flouting the terms of a multibillion-dollar settlement aimed at stanching foreclosure abuses.

Also emphasis is placed on the practice of mediation, the techniques of dispute settlement and conflict resolution aimed at restitution and harm reparation and their recent developments in different countries.

On Saturday, a group of outside experts from Europe and the United States are to present Macedonia with a proposal for that settlement -- aimed at meeting the Albanians' demands without making the Macedonians leave the negotiating table.

A Yahoo spokesman, Brad Williams, said: "This settlement is aimed at resolving this litigation, not in anticipation of a transaction".

The settlement is aimed at encouraging principal reduction through a series of quotas and credits, and banks earn more toward their commitments through principal reduction than through short sales, which earn at most 40 cents on the dollar.

China has denied carrying out any deliberate settlement policy aimed at the dilution of Tibetan culture and points instead to the benefits brought to the region by economic development and investment.