Sentence examples for settlement faces from inspiring English sources

WALL STREET JOURNAL   Foreclosure Settlement Faces Delays  |  Some states had not reached a decision on Monday as to whether they would sign on to a multistate foreclosure settlement, making it more likely that the deal would be pushed back again, Reuters writes.

From a regulatory point of view in the European context, cost recovery by means of non-market-based settlement faces the problem of defining an appropriate cost-neutral penalty that covers the balancing costs and incentivizes shippers.

Penguin, Macmillan and Apple, who rejected the terms of the DoJ settlement, face trial next June.

The deadline was important because the Ulster Unionist leader, David Trimble, whom Britain considers essential to keeping the unruly Protestant party committed to the peace settlement, faced being ousted that night as head of the Northern Ireland Assembly.

People affected by the spill seeking final settlements face a choice similar to that faced by the 9/11 victims: If they decide to sue instead of accepting a settlement, they could face years of litigation; and if they decide to accept the settlement, it could come before the full damage from the spill is known.

"I told a priest recently, 'When your rectory gets sold out from underneath you and you are living in the street, maybe you will understand this is for real.' " Parishioners have proposed selling the oldest church in Alberta to raise $2 million for legal costs and settlements faced by the United Church of Canada.

Retreating ice, slowly rising sea levels and increased coastal erosion have left three Inuit settlements facing imminent destruction, and at least eight more at serious risk.

Luard was recalled from his honeymoon in Paris, and, with the help of Willie Rushton, eventually reached a settlement after face-to-face negotiations at the Churchill house in Suffolk.

The push to reject the settlement, though, faces an uphill battle.

Without a settlement, Trooper Kenna faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted of attempted murder.

But the settlement plan faces resistance from some lawyers in California who say they represent 13 million overcharged personal computer users in their state.