Sentence examples for settlement practices from inspiring English sources

Critics of the agency have also raised concerns about its settlement practices over the last decade.

Also at 10, the House Financial Services Committee will look at federal regulators' settlement practices.

Other judges have recently shown hostility toward the agency's settlement practices.

At another point, he called the terms "both counterintuitive and incongruous" and sharply criticized the government's settlement practices.

Despite his skepticism about the S.E.C.'s settlement practices, Judge Marrero tentatively signed off on the commission's deal with SAC.

I counted 10 references to settlement practices, eight of them referred to five-day settlements, a practice abandoned in 1995.

SAC has resolved the cases without admitting nor denying wrongdoing, a settlement practice used by the government that has come under criticism from some judges for being too lenient.

It concludes that, measured by the standards of the WTO dispute settlement practice, such an extended authorisation scheme would neither violate the principles of national treatment and most-favoured nation treatment.

The logic of the settlement practice was that when, for instance, a mega-bank wreaks foreclosure havoc on a poor neighborhood through mortgage fraud, forcing the bank to pay groups that work on behalf of the victimized community would help repair some of the damage and make the community less susceptible to fraud in the future.

Hadiboh (suburb) CP 38 NA Qadheb CP 5 12 Ayhaft HM 8 5 Rewjed HM 23* 6 Di Hamdh CP 12 43 Ghubba CP 17 17 Central 7% (3,000) Diksam HP 111* 9 Highly homogeneous clan composition with highest number of villages (358) per individual clans (67), thus strong centrifugal settlement pattern, which reflects the practice of an extensive pastoralism, and on which the inhabitants are highly dependent.

The study provides a thorough analysis of structure types, including their size, shape and use, and also settlement discard practices (disposal of ashes, charcoal and rubbish).