Sentence examples for settlement breached from inspiring English sources

And the EU's competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager indicated she is ready to look into complaints that the settlement breached EU rules - as the Scottish National Party confirmed it was writing to her calling for an investigation.

Margrethe Vestager, the EU's competition commissioner, indicated that she was ready to look into complaints that the settlement breached EU rules, prompting an immediate request by the SNP for an inquiry.

President Obama said, "We do not consider continued settlement activity... to be something that can advance the cause of peace," and the United Nations Human Rights Council said in February that the settlements breaches international law.

In the same memorandum, the Justice Department said failure to comply with an order to release the names might put the bank in breach of its $780 million settlement — a breach that could pave the way for prosecutors to indict UBS.

In June 2014, French bank BNP Paribas reached a near $9bn settlement for breaching US sanctions against Iran, Cuba and Sudan.

It is rare for people to jeopardize a settlement by breaching one of its key terms, but Bakhtiar has dared Fox to try to enforce the nondisclosure agreement.

In 2012 the bank paid $1.9bn to US regulators in a settlement over breaching money laundering regulations.

In such cases, an intermediate layer of smaller blocks or boulders is inserted between the armouring and the inner core to prevent the finer material in the core from being dragged out by sea action between the interstices of the armour a process that leads to ultimate settlement and possible breaching by overtopping of the breakwater.

Mereacre will appear in court on November 8. Uber to pay $148 million in data breach settlement.

The company was later ordered to pay $148 million in its breach settlement.

Instead, he will go to court next week in hopes of convincing a judge that the archdiocese illegally breached its settlement and must pay the originally agreed-upon amount.