The phrase "a settlement even" is not standard in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in discussions about agreements or resolutions, but it requires additional context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "After much negotiation, we reached a settlement even the most skeptical parties could agree on."
Alternatives: "an agreement even" or "a resolution even".
However distant such a prospect might still be, anything that makes a settlement even a little more likely deserves cautious approval.
The film is ostensibly about Mr. Aebi's visit in 1989 to Araouane, a settlement even deeper in the Sahara than Timbuktu.
Judge Kollar-Kotelly is new to the case and may wish to approve a settlement even without the backing of all the states.
And there is always the possibility of a settlement, even at the 11th hour, as was the case in the Welch divorce.
Other rabbis have already issued a ruling saying it is permissible to desecrate the Sabbath by shooting at people approaching a settlement, even if not sure of their intentions, because they might cause the death of Jews.
The apparent weakness of the government's case discouraged De Beers from seeking a settlement even though the failure to resolve the case has hampered the company's ability to do business in the United States.
President Petro Poroshenko, apparently grasping the futility of continuing to fight a battle his forces cannot win, has become an advocate for a peace settlement even though he knows it will come at a very heavy price.
There is another problem with a peace settlement: even the prospect of a deal with the Taliban is causing deep unease among the leaders of the country's minority groups — among them the members of Jamiat-e-Islami, who dominate large sections of the Afghan Army.
There is another problem with a peace settlement: even the prospect of a deal with the Taliban is causing deep unease among the leaders of the country's minority groups among them the members of Jamiat-e-Islami, who dominate large sections of the Afghan Army.
On June 20th the government presented a bill in Parliament that would impose a wage settlement even harsher than Canada Post's original proposal.
"We have to look at this as being a modest settlement even thought the number itself, the $26 billion, is an eye-popping number," said Ms. Porter.
