Sentence examples for settlement approvals from inspiring English sources

"We cannot separate the barbaric attack that took place in Duma last night from the recent settlement approvals by the Israeli government".

A hearing on final settlement approval is scheduled for 1 May.

In the last couple of years, the BBC has been granted everything on its wish-list: a generous and long-term licence fee settlement; approval for new digital channels that compete with commercial offerings in an already crowded market; retention of its unique self-governing status; and now, thanks to Ms Jowell, the promise of an inflation-adjusted £2.5 billion a year in near-perpetuity.

Actually quite easily: the confusion, I think, stems from the fact that there are two stages to the approval process for settlement construction: approval of plans and approval of actual construction.

Table 1 Dates of Bedouin towns initial settlement and approval of comprehensive local outline schemes Town Initial housing lots allocation and settlement Statutory approval of comprehensive local outline schemes Tel Sheva 1967 1986 Rahat 1971 1989 Segev Shalom 1979 1991 Kseifa 1982 1991 Arara 1982 1993 Laqiya 1985 1988 Hura 1989 1999.

The settlement requires approval from a federal bankruptcy judge in Wilmington, Del., the F.D.I.C. said.

In the UK, the Society of Authors expressed its concerns over the settlement's approval.

But the settlement's approval does not resolve American Home's legal problems with fen-phen.

The settlement needs approval in federal court in New York, the company said on Wednesday in a statement.

The settlement requires approval by at least 85percentt of 300 death claims and 75percentt of the remaining plaintiffs, according to Johnson & Johnson and the plaintiffs' committee.

WASHINGTON — A price-fixing scheme by KeySpan Energy Corporation, the wholesale electricity provider, that may have cost New York State customers $300 million could be resolved with a $12 million civil penalty paid to the federal government under a settlement awaiting approval by a federal judge.