Sentence examples for settlement on that from inspiring English sources

According to Tomas Kinmonth, an analyst at Dutch bank ABN Amro, a settlement on that scale could impede Deutsche's ability to pay coupons – or regular interest payments to investors – on a special type of bond.

It has plunged Mr. Bush into what his aides agree is a risky new phase of direct involvement in negotiating a settlement on that most intractable of problems -- a morass that has dragged down many a negotiator before, including President Bill Clinton at the end of his term.

Look for intensified disputes in the months to come about a possible attack on Iran, even tougher sanctions, and more pressure on President Obama to both try to reach a negotiated settlement on that front and to consider American action.

The settlement "means closure on that whole chapter of the revenue-recognition issues that were brought on by previous management," said David C. Hayden, chairman of the company that provides corporate e-mail systems.

A state that is occupying territory that is not its own cannot build settlements on that territory and transfer its own citizens into them.

But a state that is occupying territory that is not its own cannot build settlements on that territory and transfer its own citizens into them.

The Israeli Army said that it was responding to a mortar attack on a Jewish settlement on Sunday that caused damage but no casualties, and that it had struck a plant manufacturing parts for mortar shells.

In November 2007, a divided three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, in New York, refused to approve the settlement on grounds that had not been advanced by any party.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission announced on Monday that it had reached a $12 million settlement on charges that a trader for the ConAgra Trade Group, a prominent commodities trading company that was at the time a part of ConAgra Foods, purposely executed a trade for an oil futures contract at "a nonbona fide price".

As if BP plc didn't have enough trouble with its Gulf Coast damage settlement (more on that in a moment), Norwegian authorities are investigating a "substantial" oil and gas leak off the coast of Norway.

Judge Daniels said it was unlikely that further inquiry would yield larger awards to policyholders and that it was not reasonable to further delay payouts to those agreeing to the settlement on speculation that the Mukasey decision might be overturned or that Congress would act.