Sentence examples for elite settlement from inspiring English sources

Mandela doubtless reflected on these issues during his years in prison, not to disavow armed struggle but to re-orient the movement toward a negotiated "elite" settlement.

She added that the developers have the support of the Bahamian prime minster, Hubert Ingram, in their plans to build an elite settlement, with values that start at $750,000, just for the lot.

The mansions on the Nikolino Elite Settlement are worth $20m or more, but among the residents is Boris Gromov, the governor of the Moscow Region.

"That does not necessarily mean it comes from corruption, but some properties are directly purchased from bribes". The mansions on the Nikolino Elite Settlement are worth $20m or more, but among the residents is Boris Gromov, the governor of the Moscow Region.

That will mean not only controlling the paramilitaries, but galvanizing support for a negotiated settlement among the elite business class and the military, both bitterly opposed to making concessions.

It has undergone a metamorphosis from a Native American homeland to a blue collar settlement, to an elite socialite residential district, to a center for vice, to a slum, to a public housing and warehouse district, and finally to the home of a newly gentrified residential district.

The generals blame the politicians in Moscow for defeat in the last war, arguing that they were betrayed by a Moscow political elite which opted to pursue a settlement at the wrong time.

Research has established that it is related to drainage encroachments of three kinds: encroachments on outfalls to the sea by elite housing schemes; encroachments by informal settlements on the natural drainage channels, considerably reducing their width; and encroachments by recent development schemes, formal and informal, upon the natural drainage channels on the periphery of Karachi.

In time the family joined the colony's elite, merchants in those days, today lawyers and businessmen, whose interests often span the border and who are keener than most Gibraltarians on a settlement.

Therefore, he knew, liberal citizen leaders have to be nurtured and trained all the more subtly and intensively -- not only in elite colleges but in church basements, immigrant settlement houses, and civic and sporting associations of all kinds.

Even so, the settlement is humbling for Goldman, whose elite reputation and lucrative banking business endured through the financial crisis, only to be battered by government investigations that shed light on potential conflicts of interest in its dealings.