Sentence examples for settlement entirely from inspiring English sources

Rather than paying their settlement entirely in cash, Sotheby's and Christie's initially offered to pay $100 million in certificates that future sellers could use toward commission fees and other charges.

There is the small discordant note that the settlement meant that those senior Morgan Stanley officers that led the epidemic of fraudulent sales of mortgage product that were one of the three great fraud epidemics that caused the financial crisis have, as with every DOJ settlement, entirely "evade[d] responsibility for their misconduct".

Meanwhile, Israel says it cannot be expected to freeze settlement growth entirely.

That eliminates the need for settlement payments entirely.Some of the same countries also now allow a practice called "international simple resale" (ISR).

Indeed, in cases involving personal physical injury, plaintiffs are better off tax-wise by characterizing the settlement as entirely non-punitive because, while the punitive damages they receive are subject to tax, the compensatory damages are not.

Ny-Ålesund is a permanent settlement based entirely around research.

"According to Israeli law, Tekoa, and the vast majority of settlements in the West Bank, are authorized settlements, therefore entirely legal and consistent with national law".

Rather, the prime minister envisages a shrunken territory on the West Bank, surrounded and encroached upon by the security fence now being built to embrace many of the settlements.Not entirely newMr Sharon has given much of this disengagement speech before, most recently last month, when he said he would remove unauthorised settlement outposts that have sprung up in recent years.

Until the settlements stopped entirely, he insisted, there was no point in any peace plan for the Middle East.This was his message at the Madrid Conference in 1991 and at the Washington talks that followed talks which he led and which were undermined, to his disgust, by secret accords made later at Oslo between Arafat and the Israelis.

A short cutaway sequence shows the city regressing into the past, shrinking to a small Saxon settlement before disappearing entirely.

Swinefield also resolved a dispute over the boundary between the diocese of Hereford and the diocese of St Asaph, a Welsh bishopric, with the settlement being not entirely to the Welsh bishop's liking.