Sentence examples for settlement government from inspiring English sources
The last proposal contained provisions regarding market access, agricultural subsidies, investment, antidumping measures, competition policy, intellectual property, dispute settlement, government procurement, and services.
Arab Israeli lawmaker Ahmad Tibi said, "The settlement government is morally responsible" for the child's death.
In the settlement, government authorities accused Navient and SLM Corp., or Sallie Mae, of intentionally overcharging troops on their federal student loans and willfully obtaining default judgments against service members over an eight-year period, in violation of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act.
25 29 46 Such impacts stem from the USA's desire for stricter protection of intellectual property rights, transparency of in-house evaluation, regulatory coherence, dispute settlement, government procurement and evidence-based decisions being contestable in court.
In trade agreements, where the real binding commitments are made and subjected to corporate-led dispute settlement, governments are moving in the opposite direction and not even acknowledging the mismatch between their trade and climate agendas.
Since Trump's inauguration, Israel's pro-settlement government has hoped Trump would give a green light to a building boom in the West Bank on land that Jewish residents say was promised to them by God and that Palestinians want for a future state.
New residential areas are being built in several of the larger West Bank settlements; government grants and cheap loans are still available to home buyers; and buyers are still plentiful.
In February, five large mortgage banks reached a $26 billion settlement with government authorities that aimed, in part, to hold banks accountable for foreclosure abuses.
Unless Washington reaches a settlement, the government on Oct. 17 would technically be in default.
A billboard in rural Gansu province, depicting the water-rich settlement the government promises to build nearby.
The mid-century political settlement between government and markets that Eisenhower took for granted never really had a name.
