Despite the objective of the 1964 Grazing Reserve Act to settle 'nomadic' pastoralists, it appears that the majority of original KGR residents were transhumant Fulani from neighbouring Local Government Authorities (LGAs).
His first act was to settle the miner's strike and send the country back to work full time.
The protesters, which included members of the well-known Soldiers Mothers Committeee, circulated a petition calling on Acting President Vladimir V. Putin to settle the conflict peacefully.
A jury found the insurance company had acted in bad faith in refusing to settle the accident case and awarded $2.6 million in compensatory damages later reduced to $1 million–and $145 million in punitive damages.
Hence, Bok seeks to settle the free will problem by looking at the role of the concept of freedom from the point of view of a practical deliberator engaged in settling questions regarding how to act, how to live her life, what kind of person she wishes to be, etc.
However, the strength of an agent's desire to perform some desirable act does not settle the truth of claims about whether she would have performed the act in counterfactual circumstances.
Writing his own libretto, Chausson drew dangerously near "Tristan" in telling a story of adultery and betrayal within a context of chivalric legend, and his score, especially in the first act, often seems about to settle into the tracks of that Wagner opera or of "Parsifal," a parallel portrayal of a wounded, grieving world.
The bill asserts that the original 1925 Federal Arbitration Act was intended to settle disputes between two companies of similar size and power, and was never intended to apply to employment disputes or "supersede all other federal laws protecting consumers, workers, and small businesses".
Mr Putin and his proxies have been emboldened to invade foreign countries in no small part because they have been allowed to act with impunity to settle personal vendettas in foreign capitals.
Many had long been slated for retirement, in part to comply with a 2007 settlement with the George W. Bush administration in which the company agreed to settle violations of the Clean Air Act by spending $4.7 billion to retire or retrofit aging units.
