Sentence examples for upon settlement. from inspiring English sources

A preliminary settlement collapsed in January after Judge Brody denied the agreed upon settlement out of concerns about how fair the NFL's monetary offer was and how reliably it would be paid out.

For example, many companies take steps so that the common practice often referred to as "net settlement," in which the company withholds a portion of the shares that would otherwise be issuable upon settlement of an equity award in order to satisfy the participant's tax obligations, would be treated as an exempt disposition under Rule 16(b -3 e).

Today's mutually agreed upon settlement does not require any changes to existing Lyft service in New York.

Upon settlement, litigants must submit a copy of the consent decree to the Justice Department for review.

Upon settlement, each individual spat or aggregated entity was numbered by pencil on the polyester film.

Thus, competent sponge larvae appear to be poised for rapid and widespread transcription upon settlement, with multiple mechanisms in place to control changes in gene expression.

In the course of these negotiations, we have explored a wide range of ideas with the purpose of reaching an understanding of mutual interests leading to an agreed-upon settlement.

"I think what Chief Judge Kaye is trying to do is prod the governor and the Legislature into once again working out an agreed-upon settlement rather than fight an unseemly battle in the courtroom," said Kenneth Feinberg, Governor Cuomo's lawyer in 1991, on Thursday.

In the agreed-upon settlement, it's reiterated that Square denies all the allegations "and took the position that the use of the term 'gratuity' was neither misleading to reasonable consumers nor unlawful.

In that year, there was another agreed-upon "settlement freeze".

In England the main object of the economists' attack upon settlements was removed when, through a series of statutes, settled lands were gradually restored to the market; life tenants were thereby given the power under certain circumstances to mortgage or sell the land.