Sentence examples similar to settlement to terminate from inspiring English sources
Until now an employer could discuss offers of settlement with an employee to terminate his or her employment on a "without prejudice" basis, which means they could not be divulged in future tribunal proceedings as evidence against that employer.
Operating with local partners Alpha and Avantel, they're negotiating to reduce the interconnection fees for access to Telmex's local network and the settlement rates they pay Telmex to terminate calls placed from the U.S.
It is not part of this settlement, but Apple has already agreed to terminate agency agreements with Penguin, and the EC says it's actively engaged in settlement discussions with Penguin to close its investigation of the publisher.
To terminate the Flores Settlement, the government would have to implement regulations that fulfill every piece of those standards and this new rule clearly fails to do so, said Peter Schey, executive director of the Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law, which successfully sued to stop long-term family immigrant detention under the Obama administration in 2016.
Despite these changes, international settlement rates remain significantly higher than the cost to terminate calls and many carriers reap substantial monopoly profits from the settlement payments they receive.
Mr. Meyer has 5 years left on a 10-year contract, and if Hollywood settlements are any indication, it would cost Vivendi millions of dollars to terminate it early.
The AFL-CIO was among labor and student organizations that had called on Duncan to terminate Navient's loan servicing contract in the wake of the Justice Department settlement.
They did state that for Gingrich to terminate the committee, he would have to go through the official debt settlement plan procedures.
In addition to the CDO sale, Merrill also agreed to terminate all of its CDO-related hedges with XL Capital, the bond insurance group, and is negotiating settlements with other crisis-hit monoline insurers.
