Sentence examples for settlement that one from inspiring English sources

More seriously, and more secretly, the PPD received classified briefings almost daily on a foiled plot to assassinate the president: highly trained army infantrymen who had turned soured on the government and were financed by a $500,000 insurance settlement that one of them received for an injury.

That's not a good reason for haste in an antitrust proceeding, and a positively bad reason to push a settlement that one must admit is rather friendly to the monopolist.

"And ultimately, I came back to the company, which is not something I had to do". According to the report, Kim threatened legal action and received a confidential six-figure settlement that one source told the New York Times was "around $200,000" after mediation suggested by EBay.

"If they don't want the might and majesty of the court system to enforce their settlement, that's one thing," Chief Justice Toal said.

We won a $3.75 million settlement for that one.

In most cases, the pirates will compromise, and may well agree to a final settlement that is between one-half and one-quarter the amount of the initial demand.

He also lauds the sort of negotiated settlement that saw Citigroup, one of the world's biggest banking groups, fined almost £14m for failure to control its bond business.

To find out if you're eligible to claim part of a settlement that resulted from one of these lawsuits, you can search the Class Action Database for open, closed and pending lawsuits.

(Has anyone ever tried to do that?) It might also reflect Obama's more subtle response to Israel's extremist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who insulted both Obama and the American people when he told us he will not stop expansion of the illegal settlements that are one of two major stumbling blocks to peace - the other being Israel's insistence that they will not "share" Jerusalem with anyone.

The city went for nearly two years without paying them their pensions, then reached an out-of-court settlement that gave them about one-third, on average, of what they had earned.

They replaced it with a nearly $10 billion legal settlement that satisfied almost no one.