Sentence examples for settlements imposed on from inspiring English sources

It includes legal defense costs and, usually, the cost of any settlements imposed on the contractors.

Athens could now deal with Euboea, and inscriptions have preserved the terms of the firm settlement imposed on individual communities there.

He said Mr. Sharon wanted to "seize the initiative" rather than risk having a settlement imposed on Israel that might force it to return to its pre-1967 borders.

He has described the settlement imposed on Greece in July as doomed to failure and will "go down in history as the greatest disaster of macroeconomic management ever".

"We recognise the importance of agri-environment funding to Scotland and are confident that there is sufficient funding to meet demand, despite the tough financial settlement imposed on Scotland by the UK government," a spokeswoman said.

Some Wall Street executives are concerned that any tough settlement conditions imposed on Citigroup may be used to curtail activities at their firms.

In his brief and rather clueless first sojourn in the prime minister's office six years ago, Mr Abe presented himself as a traditionalist and nationalist, one prey to the often disturbing historical obsessions of those who have never really come to terms with the defeat of their country in 1945 and the settlement subsequently imposed on it.

In Complexo do Alemão, life is also lawless, short and harsh – but it is a community initiated by the people who live in it, rather than a settlement that was imposed on them.

Though confidentiality agreements are common in redundancy settlements, the terms being imposed on Independent staff go beyond usual protections for commercially sensitive information.

However, Lei also underscored that "China does not accept any means of third party dispute settlement or any solution imposed on China".

"If I... were a Palestinian, I would certainly join the boycott that is being imposed on the settlements and their products," wrote Yossi Sarid, a commentator in liberal Israeli newspaper Ha'aretz.