The phrase "security settlements" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in the context of financial transactions and agreements. Example: The company's security settlements were delayed due to an unexpected market downturn.
"It is time to grapple with the core issues of the conflict: on borders and security, settlements, water and refugees, and on Jerusalem itself," she said, addressing each of these challenges in unusual detail.
After the shifta war, the area attracted increased numbers of destitute people from the security settlements.
The landscapes that showed a negative trend were those situated near the security settlements.
An estimated 20,000 people and thousands of head of livestock were forced into security settlements (Dahl and Sandford 1978) as a collective punishment and a reaction to the casualties suffered by the Kenyan army to the land mines buried by the insurgency.
But they saw the utility of armed security settlements particularly along the Jordan Valley and other areas where Palestinians had resisted occupation.
And I hope – rather desperately – that we might see in this the terms of a new internationally guaranteed security settlement for the region as a whole, an expanded version of the 1989 Taif agreement, which ended the war in Lebanon, not a reprise of the failure at Geneva in 2014.
To demand as a matter of urgency a geopolitical and security settlement of the conflict in Afghanistan is in no way a kneejerk response to the killings of innocent killings by a US soldier of Afghan civilians, nine of them children.
The community of responsible nations has much work ahead to achieve an ideal nuclear security settlement.
Mr. Lench, who joined the S.E.C.'s enforcement unit in 1990, also led the S.E.C.'s auction rates securities settlements with several banks including UBS and Bank of America.
Wall Street's regulator sent a message on Monday that it was now taking a more aggressive stance on securities settlements as it extracted its first admission of wrongdoing under a new policy.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has signaled that it was now taking a harder line on securities settlements, as it extracted its first admission of wrongdoing under a new policy, DealBook's Alexandra Stevenson reports.
