Sentence examples for concerning the settlements from inspiring English sources

Differing views among religious Zionists concerning the settlements partly explain why the National Religious Party, which represents many of them, has not bolted from the ruling Likud coalition, even though two of its leaders, Effie Eitam, the government housing minister, and Yitzhak Levy, a deputy minister in the prime minister's office, did resign.

In a statement tonight, the archdiocese confirmed that lawyers for both sides had agreed to postpone depositions and discovery to "engage in preliminary discussions concerning the settlement of claims".

In retrospect, these approaches ignored the fact that some of the major problems concerning the settlement of America involve knowing why settlement happened and how it was accomplished.

This paper discusses the generation of a high precision DEM (Digital Elevation Model) based on high density airborne LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) data for an interdisciplinary landscape archaeological study concerning the settlement history and environment in Sandy Flanders, a region to the north of Ghent Belgiumm).

The only time this theme gets discussed in public is when it concerns the settlement of a wealthy couple.

The first concerned the settlement by the Church of England of a civil claim brought against George Bell, the late bishop of Chichester, who died 57 years ago.

"As far as we're concerned, the settlement still exists, and ultimately this is for our individual clients to accept or reject on their own behalf," said Marc J. Bern, one of the lead lawyers for the plaintiffs.

These two Articles concern the settlement of disputes by peaceful means and the fundamental obligation to refrain from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any country.

As with most matters in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, there is disagreement over the basic facts concerning the three settlements, where 188 families live.

"The local courts have received many cases concerning the mistress settlement fee, but the provisions of the marriage law only state general principles," he said.

In March, however, President Bush withdrew the U.S. from the Vienna Convention's Optional Protocol Concerning the Compulsory Settlement of Disputes and thus rejected ICJ jurisdiction over future domestic death-penalty cases.