Sentence examples for settlement of sorts from inspiring English sources

Yes, the then UK government did enact legislation to allow settlement of sorts.

Meanwhile, Washington's state attorney general investigated LegalZoom and wrung a "settlement" of sorts out of the firm last year: LegalZoom paid $20,000 in costs, admitted nothing, changed nothing, but agreed not to break Washington law in the future, whatever that means.

It's hard to think of a counterinsurgency in the modern media era that has ended without a political settlement of some sort.

Tom Watson is understood to have welcomed McCluskey's comments, which are seen as a sign that a "negotiated settlement" of some sort may still be possible.

Planned settlement of this sort is the best explanation for the earliest Saxon settlements found around the mouths of the east-coast estuaries and also in the central southeast region around Oxford.

The uplands are in the Gargano promontory in the north-east and the Alta Murgia national park in the west, while the rest of the region is flatter, often pockmarked with small hills topped with a settlement of some sort.

One major consequence that remains of great relevance today is that the old enemies of Asia never struck a multilateral settlement of the sort that took place in the North Atlantic after 1945, with the formation of NATO and what has become the European Union.

It is too soon to tell how serious they are about wanting to talk seriously-that is in secret sessions, instead of more or less in public & by propaganda-butthere are enough indications of seriousness to warrant the tentative conclusion that a negotiated settlement of some sort has come to be considered desirable on all sides.

Tom Watson, widely seen as a go-between from the parliamentary party (PLP) and the Corbyn-backing unions, is understood to have welcomed McCluskey's comments, which are seen as a sign that a "negotiated settlement" of some sort may still be possible.

Last week's settlement is a victory of sorts for KPMG and vindication for its legal team, led by Robert S. Bennett of Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom.

The settlement was a coup of sorts for Mr. Spitzer and an affront to the S.E.C. and other regulators, whom Mr. Spitzer portrayed as asleep at the wheel.