Sentence examples for set of settlement from inspiring English sources

A copy of what was purported to be a proposed set of settlement terms even leaked into public view, fittingly, on the Drudge Report.

The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) took an unprecedented step of proposing an alternative set of settlement rates for its members.

An equal sized set of 'non-settlement' grid squares were randomly selected from non-settlement Africover classes to test whether the predicted settlement maps had identified false areas of settlement [13].

That date was set in settlement of a lawsuit brought by some private environmental groups to force the agency to consider mercury cuts under provisions of the Clean Air Act.

This explains the rather peculiar intensity distribution for the 6 April 1667 earthquake (Fig. 6), with intensities ≥6 EMS98 assigned to a set of coastal settlements aligned in a NW SE direction, and with very scarce observations on inland localities.

Generally, we are interested in understanding the flow of energy and materials through human networks, and as virtually all commerce requires some aggregation of population to occur, we are interested in the entire set of human settlements.

Some of these colonies were set alongside existing settlements; others were founded on new sites.

For at least two decades they allowed the Zionist movement to bring hundreds of thousands of Jewish immigrants into Palestine, and these new arrivals set up hundreds of settlements including several towns, as well as the political, economic, military and cultural infrastructure of the future state of Israel.

It meant that limits were being set to the prospects of settlement and speculation in western lands, and it took control of the west out of colonial hands.

Mr. Cameron told the House of Commons on Wednesday that he had written to the governments of 15 other Commonwealth nations that recognize Queen Elizabeth as head of state urging their acceptance of a change in the succession rules set by the Act of Settlement, adopted in 1701, which stipulates that male children have precedence over their older sisters in succession to the throne.

Many of the Daredevils of Sassoun fought in the Nagorno-Karabakh War between 1998 and 1994, as did Sefilian, so they are dead-set against a settlement involving loss of land.