Sentence examples for in addition to settling from inspiring English sources

In addition to settling in Bangkok, the Chinese established trading settlements inland, some of which grew into small towns.

In addition to settling its differences with the United States, China must reach agreement with Mexico, which has not yet endorsed the Chinese bid for W.T.O.

Mr. Levy's allies say that in addition to settling a teachers' contract, he wants to make some instructional changes and sort out the problems surrounding school construction, not least because it is one of his areas of expertise and he is embarrassed that it has remained a glaring trouble spot under his watch.

In addition to settling the question of papal legitimacy, the council enacted a variety of reform legislation, among which was a stipulation that thenceforth, as a matter of church law, the church council would not be merely an expedient to be resorted to in an emergency but a standing legislative body, a kind of ecclesiastical senate that would meet at brief and regular intervals.

In addition to settling some debated points of history, the research may also help with medical research.

In addition to settling child support payments, Pedro Quezada announced he would pay his neighbors' rents with his winnings "for at least a month," a friend said.

In addition, to settle a civil suit, the houses agreed to pay $256 million each to resolve a class-action civil suit brought by more than 100,000 of their customers.

In addition, to settle long-standing disagreements with the United States, the Permanent Joint Commission on Boundary Waters was also established in 1909, and the following year the long-vexed Atlantic fisheries issues were finally settled.

In addition to species that settle to reefs, the surrounding waters are home to a diverse community of free-swimming organisms (many of them crustaceans) that do not dwell in reef habitats; rather, their chances of survival are likely to be greatly enhanced by avoiding such areas of high potential predation risk [10], [11].

"When you have the 150 in addition to the 86 already settled, the amount at hand will be very, very low," Cardinal Law said.

He also advocated further tightening of the commission's rules, which in addition to outright denial allow a settling company to say that its agreement "is for settlement purposes only and does not constitute an admission by any party that the law has been violated".