Sentence examples for settlement to help from inspiring English sources

Finally, New York City has reached an effective settlement to help some of these valiant people.

Mr. Pataki wants to borrow against the tobacco suit settlement to help plug the governmental gaps.

Republicans wanted to use $67 million from the tobacco settlement to help cut a $846 million budget gap, but the governor vetoed the move.

And Mr. Ensign allowed Senator Tom Coburn, a friend and fellow conservative Christian, to serve as an intermediary with the Hamptons in May in discussing a large financial settlement, to help them rebuild their lives.

Governor McCallum, a Republican, has suggested borrowing the $794 million the state received from the tobacco litigation settlement to help bridge the gap for local governments, and reducing state operations expenses by 11.5percentt.

The budget, buoyed by windfall tax revenues generated by New Jersey's surging economy, represents a 10percentt increase over last year's spending, and includes a $45 million tax cut for 240,000 low-income families, and FamilyCare, the Governor's plan to use part of the tobacco settlement to help provide health insurance for 125,000 New Jerseyans.

Virginia and North Carolina, for example, have set up foundations with money from the settlements to help farm communities look for industry and to offer college scholarships to the children of farmers so they can learn new occupations.

Separately, New York teachers' unions are locked in a battle with Governor Andrew Cuomo in an attempt to gain some of the money from bank settlements to help fund the state's public schools.

"It's important for the commission to show it's serious in this case because this will set a precedent, and because the commission increasingly uses settlements to help reach solutions more quickly, especially in the fast-moving technology sector," said Nicolas Petit, a professor of competition law and economics at the University of Liège in Belgium.

The New Urban Agenda aims to harness the potential of cities and human settlements to help eradicate poverty in all its forms and dimensions, reduce inequalities, promote inclusive growth, and achieve sustainable development (Habitat III 2016).

In reality, the Department of Justice was using its settlements to help fund advocacy groups that fought for the people and communities hurt by the wrongdoing the DOJ was attempting to correct.