Sentence examples for settlement because of the from inspiring English sources

I also asked a Bank of America spokesman whether the bank had paid more in the settlement because of the New York Fed's promise to testify.

The City welcomed the settlement because of the potential disruption the legal cases could have caused and the new opportunities that could open up for Asos.

A trial judge dismissed Mr. Simkin's suit, but in January 2011, a divided New York appellate court ruled that Mr. Simkin could sue to seek a revision of their settlement because of the Madoff fraud.

Why?... Herb Dooskin, Manhattan A After the 1830s, the East Side saw gradual settlement because of the Boston Post Road and various East River ferries, and the names of the avenues became locked into place through constant use.

Officials with the United Steelworkers of America, which represents the Bridgestone workers, said they had scheduled a strike for a minute after midnight, barring a settlement, because of the failure to reach a new contract after months of talks.

I couldn't look my son in the eye and say, 'This is what your dad's life is worth.' " Plaintiffs with cancer would receive relatively low compensation under the settlement because of the difficulty of proving a link between the illness and exposure at ground zero.

Regulators left these details out of the settlement because of their complexity; the idea was that they would be fleshed out over the coming months.

Even here this does not take into account the litigants that accept unreasonable settlements because of the defense of the anti-Sharia ban.

While there, she had to carry a gun at all times when she was outside of the settlements because of the ubiquitous presence of polar bears (Around 3,500 polar bears live in the area according to the Norwegian Polar Institute).

O'Connor told the tech news website arstechnica that he's still pursuing that closely watched action, which is being cheered on by business owners who say they've been forced into such settlements because of the greater expense of fighting them in court.

It has been described by analysts at Highland Council as a "commuting settlement", because most of the inhabitants work in other areas of Easter Ross and the greater Inverness area.