Sentence examples for substantially settle from inspiring English sources

Dec 30 (Reuters) - Wells Fargo & Co, the fourth-largest U.S. bank by assets, said it would pay $591 million to Fannie Mae to substantially settle all repurchase liabilities related to loans sold to the government-controlled mortgage company before Jan . 1 , 2009

Mr. Obama's campaign and the Democratic National Committee have raised about $244 million so far in this election cycle, a total that is sure to grow substantially once Republicans settle on a nominee.

The banks and Ms Kohn deny any wrongdoing, but investors' losses could still fall substantially if banks choose to settle.

So power up, settle down and expand your horizons all for substantially less than a cramped flight with nowhere near enough luggage allowance.

So power up, settle down and expand your horizons – all for substantially less of a cramped flight with nowhere near enough luggage allowance.

But after filing the suit, and before trial, the pedestrian offers to pay you a large sum of money in order to settle the case, and in fact it's substantially more than any reasonable estimate of the costs of litigating the suit.

The key question is whether, as NI's QC Michael Silverleaf claimed in the High Court last week, Miller settled for "substantially" more than she would have received if the case had gone to court.

It can be seen that the critical size for settling is substantially larger than the original micron size.

"In fact, I made those donations in good faith and I was responding to the leaks by Johnny's agents bragging that I had settled for substantially less than reported, earlier offered sum and attempting to label me a gold digger". .

Imagine, for example, that a large percentage of the zygotes carrying two s alleles do not settle in the sex organs of the woman and die without substantially utilizing the resources of the maternal organism (if we neglect the fact that the woman does not become pregnant in that month).

Making matters worse, many corporate defendants are becoming more reluctant to settle their cases because the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and other new regulations substantially increased penalties for violations.