Sentence examples for swift settlements from inspiring English sources

Their goal has been to get swift settlements with negotiated remedies that curtail bad behaviour.Some critics think that is too weak.

Some critics, however, contend that Righthaven's tactics are draconian, and that the company hopes to extract swift settlements before it is clear that there is a violation of federal copyright law.

Producers for the shows say they have been contacting potential guests since the strike by the Writers Guild of America began on Nov. 5, keeping potential guests lined up in case of a swift settlement.

The event is flourishing, thanks to the continuing support of New Orleans businesses and the community ties forged by Zurich's chief executive, Jim Schiro, early in the sponsorship and strengthened during Zurich's swift settlement of its customers' insurance claims after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

As a result, the writers strike will come to a swift settlement, with management winning all of its demands.

Although both parties tried to reach a swift settlement, which ultimately didn't materialize, Power.com a little over a year ago filed a countersuit against Facebook, basically alleging that the company was monopolistic and engaged in unfair competition practices.

The settlement, first reported on Thursday by the Times, follows a high-profile campaign promise made by Mayor Bill de Blasio, who pledged to reach a "swift settlement" to right the wrongs of the conviction once he took office.

They thus supported the swift settlement of any problems that arose and made sure services could develop.

That said, new exchanges are free to introduce contracts that are similar, but not identical, to existing ones as ICE did so successfully with oil futures.The derivatives exchanges with the tightest lock on trading are those that have their own clearing houses such as the CME and Eurex, since they can offer clients cheaper and swifter settlement.

Swifter resolution would likely result in smaller settlements for the banks, since larger fines could lead to [potentially lengthy] court cases," said analysts at Barclays, who said this would help Deutsche and Credit Suisse.

As in Afghanistan, their appeal stems from their ability to deliver swift justice and settlement of disputes.