In ancient Babylonian, biblical, Roman, and Islāmic law, it was a principle operative in private and familial settlements, intended to limit retaliation, and often satisfied by a money payment or other equivalent.
Mechanisms, such as recruitment of maternal lineages from host populations, including their occasional historic long-distance transfer to new settlements, have been likely operative.
If regional renewable resources are used, the money spent on energy aspects of a settlement will be regionally operative.
The Round the Bend Conservation Co-operative (Nelson 2001), a residential land settlement co-operative established to conserve hundreds of acres of endangered landscape of Box-Ironbark woodlands on the outskirts of Victoria's capital (Melbourne), illustrates this point.
In the Netherlands, wage settlements are subject to government approval before becoming operative, and price increases are investigated by the Ministry of Economic Affairs.
His operative plan was quite different: to negotiate an interim agreement with the Palestinians which called on the Israelis to evacuate approximately twenty isolated settlements.
Two women who reached sexual harassment settlements with Bill O'Reilly joined a defamation lawsuit against Mr. O'Reilly and Fox News on Wednesday, asserting that statements that he and the network made depicted them as liars, political operatives and extortionists.
But the Wakiso group were able to get land faster than expected thanks to a loan from Shelter and Settlements Alternatives in 2014, which they pay back in monthly instalments (and is then fed back to other housing co-operatives).
Mr. Emanuel, a political operative in two White Houses and former Democratic member of the House, has dismissed suggestions that he has been racing to get a settlement to erase a political complication amid the presidential campaign.
The operative word: early.
Two received financial settlements.
