Sentence examples for fix a settlement from inspiring English sources
Surely, Western officials say, for the right price, currently estimated in the tens of billions of dollars, the Jordanians will help John Kerry, America's secretary of state (pictured above with King Abdullah) to fix a settlement of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by absorbing the 4.5m Palestinians who live in the kingdom, including the 3.5m who are now Jordanian citizens.Or will they?
This, though, would entail power-sharing between Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and oppositionists and cooperation with Russia, Iran, and China to fix a settlement.
AS THE people of Darfur, the ravaged western region of Sudan, continue to die in droves, their representatives or at least those who claim to represent them are set to gather in the town of Sirte in northern Libya to make yet another attempt to persuade the Sudanese government to agree to a ceasefire and to start discussing how to fix a durable settlement.
"With this settlement, we recover precious taxpayer resources, fix a broken system and lay a groundwork for a better future".
Gen. Mark Brnovich was adamant Monday that the state admitted no fault, but said the settlement fixed a problem without assigning blame.
Fixing the CDS settlement infrastructure is a critical step regulators must take ASAP--and this time they shouldn't just ask.
But the other quick fix being proposed by the wobblers negotiating a settlement with the Taliban is not realistic either.
The problem has been a quiescent period on planet earth, during which agriculture allowed fixed settlements, this allowed an industrial revolution, then globalised communication and migration followed.
Now we have fixed the funding settlement, the debate moves on to what the BBC does with that funding.
In the Neolithic Period (New Stone Age; roughly 9000 to 3000 bc), humans achieved relatively fixed settlement, but for perhaps 5,000 years such living was confined to the semipermanent peasant village semipermanent because, when the soil had been exhausted by the relatively primitive methods of cultivation, the entire village was usually compelled to pick up and move to another location.
