Sentence examples for time to settlement from inspiring English sources

Overall, the time to settlement tends to be longer for larger cases (as measured by issuer defendant size and "estimated damages"), cases involving third-party defendants, and cases with distressed issuer firms.

Our study also shows that the time to settlement in medical malpractice cases is 22% longer in states that restrict contingent fees.

We documented rapid development and a short time to settlement competence, which will facilitate research, but which can also have important consequences for larval dispersal and population connectivity.

Fully-developed, swimming larvae were offered settlement surfaces early in the larval stage, on the day after spawning, because the time to settlement competence was unknown.

We found that rearing D. cylindrus larvae in the laboratory was relatively easy due to fast development and a short time to settlement competence.

Travel times to settlements of 50,000 or more inhabitants are estimated to reach as long as 36 h (Nelson 2008).

She said the board had given Cablevision time to enter settlement talks with the board and perhaps head off the filing of the complaint.

BP and the steering committee of plaintiffs' lawyers issued a joint statement saying that they had been given "more time to continue settlement discussions and attempt to reach an agreement" but that "there can be no assurance that these discussions will lead to a settlement agreement".

Time to achieve settlements.

47 CFR § 3.44 - Time to achieve settlements.

The passage of time did nothing to strengthen Palestinian territorial claims: if anything it gave time to Israeli settlements to expand and Israeli control over Jerusalem to tighten.