One is the practice of deporting whole peoples and settling them on new lands.
In the nineteen-thirties, the Soviets simply took the nomads from their tents and settled them on collective farms — as they did with millions of others.
The Securities and Exchange Commission, which often brings charges and settles them on the same day, also said that 50 of the firms and partners had settled with the agency.
To reward his troops after faithful service, Caesar had settled them on lands mostly in the provinces, in veteran towns; and Augustus, for the same reason and to reduce the dangerous military presence in the state generally, resorted to the same procedure on a vast scale.
Theodoric guided his people through the confusion with considerable skill but was unable to settle them safely and permanently on the land.
Some use all of them, some settle on one they enjoy the most and continue to use it over and over to earn money.
Chemical defenses of sessile organisms also can deter the growth or cause increased mortality of organisms that settle on them.
Seawalls typically lack the complex microhabitats and protective spaces of natural shorelines and consequently organisms that settle on them may be particularly susceptible to predation.
Although they have bought the plots on which their caravans sit, only about 400 of the current residents received belated permission to settle on them.
Other researchers have designed coatings that burst bacterial walls or that are simply so smooth or water-repelling that it's difficult for bacteria to settle on them.
In their hut, over a game of cards, Che feels "a cloud of sadness settle on them both, like bugs around a lamp".
