Sentence examples for numerous settlement from inspiring English sources

Preferred Financial was one of numerous settlement companies that received a subpoena from the New York attorney general, Andrew M. Cuomo, last month as part of a wide-ranging investigation.

Paley's lawyers say they have been trying to settle for a while now: "The parties have engaged in numerous settlement sessions, but no resolutions have been reached," says Doug Colt, who represents Paley and her company, Word Diamonds, in the case (both are named as plaintiffs).

The ancient city of Troy, for instance, is actually numerous settlements, built one on top of the other over the centuries.

In the Late Mycenaean period (1400 1100 bce) numerous settlements were founded; Laconia was a strong kingdom ruled by Menelaus, according to Homer.

Scuffles have broken out in the past two days at numerous settlements as residents have tried to block inspectors sent by the Israeli Defense Ministry from reaching construction sites and handing out stop-work orders.

The list includes winning numerous settlements for Riverkeeper, prosecuting governments and companies for polluting the Hudson River and Long Island Sound, arguing cases to expand citizen access to the shoreline, and suing treatment plants to force compliance with the Clean Water Act.

The Romans urbanized the territory with numerous settlements and built a network of high-quality Roman roads connecting them, allowing for the integration of Helvetia into the imperial economy.

In early stages of a game this is usually not a problem, but later in a game directing an empire's numerous settlements can demand several minutes to play a single turn.

Howard's expedition led to the capture of twelve Breton ships and a four-day raiding tour of Brittany where English forces successfully fought against local forces and burned numerous settlements.

But even these efforts could not restore peace and order in Switzerland, and numerous settlements were abandoned as their inhabitants fled to more defensible places or to the South.

The completion of the dam will result in the destruction of more than 248 miles of the Tigris's ecosystem, lead to the relocation of up to 70,000 people, and submerge numerous settlements, including large parts of the historic town of Hasankeyf a site of cultural importance to ethnic Kurds and of international archaeological renown.