Sentence examples for for early settlement from inspiring English sources

The penalty from the Financial Conduct Authority was higher than the company expected, even after a 30% discount for early settlement.

There is a need for further research to look at broader school level impacts of program such as Football United as school is a critical social field for young people in general and for early settlement [ 48].

They were popular sites for early settlements, and a number of the larger coastal cities today have their original cores around a bay that provided protection for ships at anchor.

However, using both morphological data analyzed by Turner (1993) and archaeological evidence for early settlements in Siberia (Vasil'ev 1993) and New Guinea (Brown et al. 1992; Swisher et al. 1996), they retain the upper boundary of 60,000 years for a bottleneck event leading to the entrance of modern humans into eastern Asia through a southern route.

The diocese had depleted its $2.2 million savings account to pay for earlier settlements, Mr. McGee said.

Microsoft's enthusiasm for some kind of early settlement to insulate it from further antitrust action is influenced by the appearance of a third dragon on its horizon.

Since taking over as prime minister last summer, Mr Modi has spoken of his desire for better relations with China and called for an early settlement of the border dispute.

Mr Modi called for an early settlement on the disputed common border between the two countries and said the "true potential of our relations" would be realised when there was "peace in our relations and in the borders".

In Portsmouth, Rhode Island, Mary Dyer and her friend Anne Hutchinson have been remembered at Founders Brook Park with the Anne Hutchinson/Mary Dyer Memorial Herb Garden, a medicinal botanical garden, set by a scenic waterfall with a historical marker for the early settlement of Portsmouth.

Emmett certainly refers to Knox County in other songs, including "Seely Simpkins Jig", which refers to a fiddler there, and "Owl Creek Quickstep", which is named for an early settlement in the area.

In Portsmouth, Rhode Island, Anne Hutchinson and her friend, Mary Dyer, the Quaker martyr, have been remembered at Founders Brook Park with the Anne Hutchinson/Mary Dyer Memorial Herb Garden, a medicinal botanical garden, set by a scenic waterfall and historical marker for the early settlement of Portsmouth.