Sentence examples for far larger settlement from inspiring English sources

President Obama signed legislation in December 2010 authorizing payment for a similar, though far larger, settlement for Indians.

Meanwhile, more than 10,000 workers — not all of them sued the Port Authority — face a decision on whether to accept the far larger settlement with the city and its contractors by a Nov. 8 deadline.

The workers are a subgroup of the more than 10,000 plaintiffs who must decide whether to accept a far larger settlement with the city and its contractors over respiratory illnesses and injuries that they say they sustained because the defendants failed to ensure the safety of the workers after the Sept. 11 attack.

Previous survey seasons in 1992 , 1993 1996, and 1997 mapped in detail all 237 buildings in the main settlement, which had a population estimated at a little over 1000, far larger than any modern settlement in the area.

The payment, negotiated to settle a case brought by the state of Oklahoma, was far larger than two previous settlements Purdue Pharma had reached with other states.

Most people today live in settlements far larger than anything known in early times, while some areas, such as Kilmartin and many of the islands, such as Islay and Tiree may well have had as many inhabitants as they do today.

The seven-figure sums under negotiation are far larger than other phone-hacking settlements reached, reflecting the fact that the phone-hacking case affected a family who were victims of crime.

The vast majority of soldiers were unarmed because of the nature of the operation, but they moved into six settlements in far larger numbers than in previous days to begin the most arduous phase of the Gaza withdrawal.

It is named after its largest settlement, Salford, but covers a far larger area which includes the towns of Eccles, Swinton and Pendlebury, Walkden and Irlam which apart from Irlam each have a population of over 35,000.

By far the largest settlements have involved the cases brought in American courts by Holocaust survivors against banks and corporations they accused of profiting from the Holocaust.

Mr. Trone described the settlement in his note Friday as "far larger than we expected".