Sentence examples for ideal settlement from inspiring English sources

The ideal settlement would be one where banks agree to cooperate with ongoing investigations as part of the deal.

The location was ideal for settlement about two centuries ago because it was a point where lake and river traffic converged.

The community of responsible nations has much work ahead to achieve an ideal nuclear security settlement.

No time nor frequency smoothing, such as [32, 33], is adopted, since this would have reduced the difference between the ideal and real settlements.

As the only dry land available, tree islands were ideal for human settlements in the distant past and contain numerous archeological sites.

The statutes of the Brotherly Agreement of Herrnhut (1727) embodied the count's ideal of a Christian settlement in which all aspects of daily life were subordinated to the imperative of attaining a joyous fellowship with Christ.

This made it an ideal place for a settlement.

Hoping to find an ideal site for a settlement, they passed Advocate Harbour and the Saint John River before Dugua chose to settle on Saint Croix Island in present-day Maine.

While apprenticeship as a formal system of training is judged by several historians to have been in decline by the late eighteenth century, nevertheless it arguably remained as important as ever at the lower end of the socio-economic scale because of its ties to ideals on poverty prevention, settlement acquisition, and training in skills.

Perhaps, as we have urged, the constitution will explicitly reject that ideal, providing instead a stable settlement rooted in the principle of subsidiarity (the idea that decisions should be taken as closely as possible to the people they affect).

Both of these districts are easily accessible by road transport and also ideal place in terms of indigenous settlements.