This was followed by a general settlement in 1731 at the Treaty of Vienna.
At the time of the attorney general settlement, Quadrangle was unsparing in distancing itself from Mr. Rattner.
This settlement, like the final treaties of the general settlement of Utrecht, became part of the foundation of international relations in Europe for the next generation.
Though the Spaniards raised their siege at Casale, much remained to be done in order to bring about a general settlement.
But Dr. de la Fuente decided not to take back any buildings without a general settlement, and radical strikers reoccupied the high school.
That volatile mix complicated the negotiations that ended on Friday with the announcement of a sweeping general settlement to reform Wall Street's research practices and change the way new stock offerings are distributed.
The general settlement fund, an intergovernmental organisation set up to recommend the return of Nazi-looted property from the state to its former owners or their heirs, did not respond to the Guardian's request for a statement.
"If we got to the point of discussing the terms of a general settlement, and found we could obtain terms which did not postulate the destruction of our independence, we should be foolish if we did not accept them," Halifax said bluntly.
The Congress of Vienna (1814 15), in its general settlement of territorial questions after the Napoleonic Wars, ordained that Neuchâtel (or Neuenburg) should have a dual status: it was to be a canton of the reorganized Swiss Confederation and, at the same time, a hereditary principality belonging personally to the king of Prussia but separate from the Prussian kingdom.
