provisional settlement

A provisional settlement was reached in November 2012.

Although several provisional settlements were discussed, including a complicated system that would reimburse bus passengers their extra penny every day, the boycotters stood firm.

Mr Deputy Speaker, I announced my provisional settlement proposals to the house on the thirtieth of November last.

On March 11, a provisional settlement was brokered in Corfu by Dutch Colonel Thomson.

Companies Pennzoil has proposed a provisional settlement of its dispute with Texaco, but Texaco called the amounts unreasonable.

My provisional settlement proposals were met by some criticisms that they could lead to substantial increases in council tax levels, increases as high as fifteen percent were suggested.

However, with the passage of the time, the provisional settlement became the seed of a new town, beginning in this way the modern history of Algeciras after his destruction in 1379.

The cities and the Commerce Department, the Census Bureau's parent agency, reached a provisional settlement of the lawsuit 13 months ago, but the cities renewed their legal challenge earlier this year.

Some 210-250 are estimated to live in provisional settlements at San José del Guaviare, while about as many live nomadically in the Nukak Reservation (Resguardo).

Kings who showed independence risked the fate of Pleistoanax, exiled in 446 - most unfairly, because Sparta ratified his provisional settlement with Athens, which became the Thirty Years Peace (p. 46).

"We welcome today's provisional settlement as an important step in finalizing negotiations on the political settlement," the two outside mediators in the talks, James W. Pardew of the United States and François Leotard of the European Union, said tonight in a joint statement.