The phrase "access to settlement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal, financial, or social matters where individuals or groups are seeking the ability to reach a resolution or agreement.
Example: "The new policy aims to improve access to settlement for those affected by the dispute."
Alternatives: "entry to resolution" or "availability of settlement".
This may suggest inadequate access to settlement health facilities, low quality of settlement health services, and/or the availability of competing health services of higher quality.
Separate qualitative research has highlighted that restricted access to settlement services combined with the persistent uncertainty about their residency status have impacted negatively on the integration of TPV holders into the community [ 20].
In 2010, Maximova et al. examined resettlement experiences of Canadian refugees and found that having employment and access to settlement services were associated with improvements in SRMH while time spent in a refugee camp and having held a professional job in home country were associated with a decline in SRMH [ 59].
The road is reserved for Israeli access to a settlement called Netzarim.
4. What improvements to the current situation does the Commission anticipate on the issues of access to dispute settlement for states, investors and affected third parties, as well as proceedings and enforcement? 5. Does the Commission foresee the possibility of including counterclaims in the MIC where the underlying investment agreements do not explicitly provide for this? 6.
Access to outlying settlements is often provided by roads built by logging, pulp and paper, and mining companies, although these are not always available for public travel.
Many, once they returned to the jurisdiction of the protectors, were denied their back pay and other entitlements – including access to re-settlement land.
But Avi Benayahu, a spokesman for Defense Minister Yitzhak Mordechai, said the bypass roads had no political aim and were meant solely to insure safe access to Israeli settlements by detouring around Palestinian-ruled areas.
Arvind Ganesan, the watchdog group's business and human rights director, said that "the continued business activities of Booking.com and other companies in settlements contribute to entrenching a two-tiered discriminatory regime in the West Bank," in which Palestinians do not have access to Israeli settlements.
For example, integration: [the settlement] requires Microsoft to allow end-users or computer manufacturers to delete means of easy access to [what the settlement calls "middleware"] programs [such as an Internet browser or an instant messenger].
