Sentence examples for settlement down from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blanchard expects to receive less than $100,000 from the settlement, down from the $1.2 million he had previously expected.

"These are ongoing efforts to cram a settlement down the throats of the individual lenders that will deprive them of hundreds of millions of dollars," Mr. Cohan said.

In its statement, the I.R.A. said it would make sure that there was no "misappropriation by others" of its weapons, a reference to public concern over renegade guerrilla groups that object to the cease-fires and seek to bring the whole peace settlement down with acts of violence.

That is where the settlement fell down.

But talks on a lasting settlement broke down in 2003.

Symbol acquired Matrics last July and in March, when efforts to negotiate a settlement broke down, filed a suit charging Intermec with violating Symbol's Wi-Fi patents.

During the first years of Thatcher's reign, fewer people came to live in the UK - acceptances for settlement went down from 69,670 in 1979 to 53,200 by the time she resigned in 1990.

The fine details are yet to be worked out, but broadly speaking, the settlement breaks down as follows:  $675m will be paid out to former players who have suffered cognitive injuries, as well as in some cases their families.

DNA sequencing and the fossil record tell two different stories of how that settlement went down.

And there are certainly plenty to lawyers who'd consider taking the case on contingency, hoping for a quick settlement/shake down to keep PR exposure over this to a minimum.

Back in 1989, it made the first serious dent in the PRI's monopoly of power when it won the governorship of the border state of Baja California Norte; the new governor promptly challenged the fiscal settlements handed down to him from the presidency.