Sentence examples for fragile settlement from inspiring English sources

The fragile settlement that enables to BBC to be sufficiently funded will be broken.

A "voluntary" 50 percent haircut — or discount — for those bonds was part of the fragile settlement worked out by European leaders late last month.

A7 Mexican Airport Standoff An armed standoff between the Mexican government and farmers determined not to lose their land to the construction of a new airport on the northeast side of Mexico City seemed headed toward a fragile settlement.

An armed standoff between the government and farmers determined not to lose their land to the construction of a new airport on the northeast side of the capital seemed headed toward a fragile settlement tonight.

The government feared that a Virginia jury would be sympathetic to this defense, and that an acquittal would destabilize the fragile settlement of the war.

Consider the choices: Let people stay in filthy, fragile settlements where no one wants to live, and pray when the hurricanes hit.

I am not comparing Powell's heroic, tireless negotiations that helped to bring about the still fragile political settlement in Northern Ireland with Corbyn's conduct from the relatively undemanding safety of the backbenches.

Perhaps Johnson really did have a last-minute epiphany, declaring for leave in the sober realisation that this was always how it might end – Scotland demanding independence, Northern Ireland's fragile political settlement at risk, Marine Le Pen jubilant, the Bank of England stumping up £250bn to stabilise the market.

Her Brexit will do nothing to imperil the already-fragile constitutional settlement in Northern Ireland.

Gerry Adams, the president of Sinn Fein, has ruled out the possibility that the Irish Republican Army will meet a Monday deadline for beginning to disarm, throwing the future of the fragile Northern Ireland peace settlement into turmoil.

But the centenary of the rebellion in Dublin has raised fears that celebrating the exploits of the lightly armed rebels who took on the British army could destabilise the still fragile peaceful political settlement in Northern Ireland, with dissident republicans claiming they are the true inheritors of Easter Week 1916.