But the appeals court found the exclusions reasonable and noted that all class settlements entailed compromises.
What does the settlement entail?
The settlement entailed the publication of a clarifying statement in Time, not a corrective paragraph.
S.E.C. officials denied yesterday that such a settlement would entail the dismissal of fraud charges against the company, as The Times reported.
If Google eventually settles, it "will have to exert extra care to not give the impression that it is deviating from the commitments that such a settlement will entail" to avoid a similarly high fine, Mario Mariniello, a research fellow at Bruegel in Brussels and a former antitrust official, wrote in a blog post.
There is very little belief that the world community is prepared for the heavy lifting that a comprehensive settlement would entail; however, it is unlikely that more promises or protracted negotiations, without real change, could head off the escalating violence.
Teachers, doctors, entrepreneurs and community activists from around the country say that they are very eager to welcome back their Afghan brothers should they agree to support their rights to work and schooling, but they fear the details of just what, exactly, a settlement might entail.
In a settlement that entailed as much public humiliation as punitive fines, the Department of Housing and Urban Development today announced that a Pennsylvania white supremacist must make a public apology to a woman he acknowledged harassing and must help promote anti-discrimination efforts.
For state reasons a regular marriage was impossible: the Act of Settlement (1689) entailed his forfeiture of the succession if he married a Roman Catholic, apart from the fact that the Royal Marriage Act of 1772 made any marriage illegal without the king's consent, which was out of the question.
The situation became so untenable that their mother, Kokilaben, brokered a court-approved peace settlement that entailed breaking up the $23 billion (sales) group.
