Sentence examples for considered settlements from inspiring English sources

Every administration since the 1967 Israeli-Arab war has considered settlements an obstacle to peace.

Secretary of State John Kerry said Sunday's move was "to some degree expected", but stressed that Washington considered settlements "illegitimate".

According to Peace Now statistics, there are about 190,000 residents in these settlements, several of which are no longer considered settlements and officially have been named as cities, home to more than 30,000 people each including Ma'ale Adumim, Modi'in and Beitar.

How seriously had Penguin considered settlement?

While Israel considers settlements it has established with government approval to be legal, most of the world disagrees.

The investigators expect to unveil new details and add more defendants in coming months, which will put more pressure on executives to consider settlements.

Still, a health department official said that during hearings, the agency often considers settlements that allow vendors to retain their permits under certain conditions, including the payment of outstanding fines, temporary suspensions and probation.

The justices have been quite active in restricting other aspects of class actions, and they may decide it is time to consider settlements that critics say leave plaintiffs worse off than when they started.

The EU considers settlements built on territories occupied by Israel in 1967 to be illegal under international law, but Israel disputes this position.

Much of the international community considers settlements to be illegal under international law.

Indeed, doing so might change the basic motivations of plaintiffs and defendants considering settlements.