"Since the end of the war in 2009 there has been progress which we welcome: Civilians have been re-settled, infrastructure re-built, land mines removed, provincial elections held in the north, and many former Tamil combatants reintegrated back into Sri Lankan society".
Still, for veteran observers of Albany, the sheer variety of issues settled since January — from infrastructure to the environment, from voting rights to transgender rights — was a relief from years of divided government, when interests of Republicans in the Senate often stood in contrast to the state's overwhelmingly Democratic electorate.
President Obama's administration announced the creation of three-judge panels to settle big-ticket infrastructure financing disputes between the Federal Emergency Management Agency and state and local governments still rebuilding from the 2005 Gulf Coast hurricanes.
At some point, however, it would become unprofitable to disperse further and birds should settle for some infrastructure, which they appear to do in Oklahoma, possibly altering life history patterns to compensate for the impacts of the infrastructure on survivorship.
A second, concurrent process of sedentarization has been ongoing even within those GRs as yet unsubdivided, as pastoral households have settled permanently around permanent water, infrastructure and agricultural zones (e.g., Namelok swamp in southern Kajiado).
Just like a new highway built into wilderness - disclosing the opportunity to travel, visit and settle -, evaluative infrastructures make it possible for a new world of relations to emerge (even if they too often mirror real world prejudices).
As this was the first team to play in Daytona Beach in many years, there was no infrastructure to help us get settled.
It's only in the last half a decade that more permanent structures have become part of the Arctic infrastructure, and they haven't settled particularly well.
Since then, prices have settled into a trading range as these promised infrastructure projects get pushed further into the future than originally expected.
"Irregular settlements" had no public services or infrastructure and in this case, they settled on the banks of the canal, thus contaminating it.
Eduardo Braga, the governor of Amazonas, says "INCRA abandoned the families it settled on land in the Amazon without electricity or infrastructure".
