Sentence examples for settlement explicitly from inspiring English sources

Sunday Review, Page 12 THE BATTLE FOR WESTCHESTER Westchester County must end its deeply embedded segregation patterns, as federal law and a 2009 settlement explicitly require.

It is about doing something to end deeply embedded segregation patterns — "affirmatively furthering fair housing," as federal law and the settlement explicitly require.

Chesapeake denied any wrongdoing, and the settlement explicitly states that Chesapeake did not agree to "change the practices complained of" in the lawsuit.

Investor-state dispute settlement forces governments to use taxpayer funds to pay corporations for public health, environmental, labor and other public interest policies and government actions; Investor-state dispute settlement explicitly undermines democratic decision-making; and European and U.S. legal systems are already very capable of handling disputes.

Using the records of the Israeli-Palestinian Jannt Water Committee (JWC) Selbyx University's Jan Selby demonstrates that Israel made approval of improvements to Palestinian water supplies conditional upon Palestinian Authority (PA) approval of new water facilities for settlements, sometimes explicitly so.

The commission defended its proposed terms but agreed to redraft its settlement to more explicitly spell out all of the remedial actions required of Koss.

In 2005, Chatterjee et al. reported a S. aureus colonization prevalence of 51% in children living in informal settlements in India but the authors did not explicitly discuss informal settlements as a risk factor for colonization [ 21].

"The settlement [reached by Cameron] explicitly recognises the needs of the UK to supervise its financial stability, while not impeding the implementation of necessary, further integration amongst members of the euro area.

Indeed, Mr. Sharon said tonight that he was encouraged that General Powell had not explicitly linked the settlement issue and the cease-fire.

The quartet's statement did not explicitly mention a settlement freeze, but it called on the two sides "to refrain from provocative actions" and cited their obligations under the 2003 "road map," an American-backed peace plan that called for, among other things, a complete stop to all settlement activity.

"The settlement that was signed makes explicitly clear that we do not agree, nor do we admit, to any of the State of New Jersey's allegations," it said on its blog.