Sentence examples for settlement language from inspiring English sources

She said the department has already installed equipment so it can begin taping interrogations once the final settlement language is worked out and approved by the City Council and Judge Gerald E. Rosen of the U.S. District Court here.

AIPAC, which has historically avoided taking a public stance on settlements, is not taking credit for its legislative coup, and has noticeably avoided association with the settlement language.

The FT, citing five people with direct knowledge of the discussions, said state prosecutors have proposed settlement language in the "robosigning" cases that also might release the companies from legal liability for wrongful securitization practices.

But given how late in the game this is, that HUD Secretary Donovan is saying there was a deadline for the AGs to say yes or no by the end of this week, for an AG in a state as central to the housing crisis as Nevada to not have seen the proposed settlement language by last Friday would be a travesty.

However, the very same day, Masto sent a letter to Shaun Donovan at HUD, AG Tom Miller, and DOJ settlement chair Tom Perrelli with a list of 38 detailed questions indicating either that she had yet to see any language, or that any settlement language she had seen was so vague and poorly written as to cause big worries about the nature of the settlement.

As if to punctuate the scale of Volkswagen's perfidy, Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates announced the settlement in language dripping with the kind of disdain usually reserved for organized crime figures.

As if to punctuate the scale of Volkswagen's perfidy, Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates announced the settlement in language dripping with the kind of disdain usually reserved for organized crime figures.

Mr Robertson considers it may be "possible" for the courts to read the Act of Settlement's language in a way which avoids discrimination against women and some religious faiths but the "express virulence" of the act's anti-Catholic language could only be removed by legislation.

Neetha (2004) explored the positive and negative insight of migration concluding that female migrants specifically the domestic workers face a number of challenges related to low wages, long working hours, and harsh working conditions due to settlement and language problems.

So if Masto isn't in the wrong, and the settlement release language is relatively strong, where does that leave me?

As noted in a January, 2013, report on corporate settlements published by the U.S. Public Interest Research Group, in 2003 the S.E.C. supposedly instated a policy requiring that its settlements include language that makes clear that penalty payments are not tax deductible.