Sentence examples similar to settlements has suggested from inspiring English sources

And to the extent defendants are still seeking class-wide releases as part of any disclosure-only settlement, Judge Alsup in the Northern District of California has suggested yet another approach to discourage any such settlements.

Mr. Fischetti has suggested that the settlement and the passage of time may moderate sympathy for Mr. Louima.

In its settlement negotiations with Boeing, the union has suggested that the company keep the plant operating by moving some outsourced parts production from other countries to South Carolina — an idea that Boeing and industry analysts consider unrealistic.

D. E. R. Watt has suggested that the medieval settlement of Coventre or Covintrie near Abernethy in the diocese of Dunblane was the origin of the name.

Research has suggested most Venezuelans want a negotiated settlement and fresh elections.

Drury has suggested that early trade was with the nearby settlements of Romford and Hornchurch and with London via the River Thames at Rainham.

Stephen Cecchetti, of the Bank for International Settlements, has suggested that this may be because finance favours industries that have tangible assets they can pledge as collateral (such as property), rather than "high research and development intensity", which may take longer to bear fruit.

Secretary Powell has suggested to Mr. Sharon in various telephone conversations that the prime minister introduce a 90-day moratorium on settlement activity, a State Department official said.

One author has suggested that the mound alongside the path might indicate that the church is located in the site of a Bronze Age settlement.

I am aware that the settlement may have suggested that Shell was guilty and trying to escape justice.

In pre-trial settlement talks, Oracle had suggested that Google should pay a small percentage of ongoing Android revenues in settlement of another part of the trial dispute, in which Oracle claims its patents have been infringed.