Sentence examples for how many settlements from inspiring English sources

He and Prime Minister Ariel Sharon seem to differ over how much territory and how many settlements Israel might give up for peace, and the future status of Jerusalem remains unclear.

Ms. Castner said she had no empirical evidence of how many settlements had been influenced by arbitrators' decisions, or how close to the arbitration award the typical settlement was.

Mr. Sharon said he would not specify how many settlements would be shut down and "redeployed" elsewhere, but an administration official said that the numbers circulating between Jerusalem and Washington were from 17 to 22 of perhaps 100 settlements in the West Bank.

How many settlements, how many billions, will it take to convince some fact-resistant pundits and politicians that there is an epidemic of fraud on Wall Street?

But the median-strip encampment demonstrates acutely both how miserable many settlements are and how they have become hidden in plain sight.

How many more settlements must be constructed before being dismantled along the course of the final deal?

Mr. Bush did not offer specific detailed prescriptions for the core issues he addressed: where to draw new borders, how many Israeli settlements in the West Bank will have to be uprooted in a final deal or how to compensate a Palestinian diaspora numbering in the millions now for homes and lands lost long ago, let alone how to pay for it.

Israeli prime minister Ehud Olmert pitched the idea of a Palestinian state, but the talks stalled amid disagreements over how many Israeli settlements would remain (too many, in Abbas' view), and how many Palestinian refugees could return to Israeli turf (too few, in Abbas' view).

Telltale signs of a good broker, and what any potential seller should insist on, include treating the policy as a security; uniform and capped compensation, regardless of the buyer; and disclosure and transparency about how many life settlement companies are being approached for offers (there should be several) and about gross offers and all compensation to all parties.

Erekat, speaking at a Washington DC think tank, called the document an "ugly map" that showed just how many new Jewish settlements had been built in areas intended for the state of Palestine just in the eight months since the face-to-face talks begun.

How many individual and class-action settlements will occur over the coming years to drain the tobacco companies' ability to make scheduled payments.