Sentence examples for yielding settlements from inspiring English sources
Mr. Edwards did accept the occasional case in which a baby died during delivery; The North Carolina Lawyers Weekly reported such cases as yielding settlements in the neighborhood of $500,000.
Prosecutors have increasingly turned to such agreements in recent years, often yielding huge settlements.
For example, many more private suits are headed by an institutional lead plaintiff, such plaintiffs appear to fulfill the desired role of monitoring the suit's prosecution and their presence is associated with suits yielding better settlements and lower attorneys' fees awards.
But the civil action brought by the DNC's chairman, Lawrence F. O'Brien, was successful, yielding a $750,000 settlement from the Nixon campaign that was reached on the day in 1974 that he left office.
Two types of cemeteries occur at Punic Carthage and other Carthaginian settlements: one centrally situated housing the remains of older children through adults, and another at the periphery of the settlement (the "Tophet") yielding small urns containing the cremated skeletal remains of very young animals and humans, sometimes comingled.
In his pre-budget statement, Gordon Brown said "we should not put our hard-won stability at risk by yielding to inflationary and unaffordable pay settlements".How serious is the risk?
Kerry's yielding to Netanyahu's refusal to freeze settlement expansion was nothing short of the kiss of death.
The response of shallow foundations under lateral cyclic loading is generally nonlinear and involves rocking, sliding, settlement, and may also involve foundation uplift and soil yielding.
He qualified for California Workers Compensation, yielding $1,750 social security disability a month, but missed out on the NFL settlement because his professional career lasted less than four years.
Neither yielding nor resisting.
