Sentence examples for constituent settlements from inspiring English sources
Although the modern county of Greater Manchester was not created until 1974, the history of its constituent settlements and parts goes back centuries.
The quiet revolution in Scotland demands a new settlement, in which each constituent part of the kingdom has clearly defined powers.
Examples of such developments include changes in the economic infrastructure of the region (e.g. a localized decline of specific industry sectors, such as construction), changes in the political preferences of constituents or the proliferation of new immigrant settlements.
And council members, once anonymous, are now approached on the streets, in the pews and over the phone, by constituents who want small-print details on legal settlements and charitable contributions.
In this respect the European Economic Community is an exception, providing as it does for the compulsory settlement of disputes arising under the three constituent treaties by the Court of Justice, which is open even to individuals.
It underpins the devolution settlements while simultaneously elucidating the common values of the constituent nations.
The major general point considers the changing views of those civilizations that have received significant and broad settlement pattern coverage, emphasizing the discovery of far greater ranges of variation among constituent sites and regions.
But his constituents now overwhelmingly favour a settlement.
He introduced Mr. Thompson to constituent after constituent.
"He does constituent service.
