Sentence examples for settled person from inspiring English sources

The changes include introducing a new minimum income threshold of £18,600 for a British citizen or settled person to bring a non-EEA spouse or partner, fiancé e) or proposed civil partner to live in the UK.

Like many young Irish Travellers he can also drop his accent and "pass" as an English settled person; a useful survival skill given the deadening weight of the racism that can ambush him even when he just pops into a shop for a pint of milk.

The worrisome thing about Thomas is that he doesn't appear to be a settled person.

Cain was a farmer, a settled person; Abel was a herder: a nomad.

The worrisome thing about Thomas is that he doesn't appear to be a settled person..

By their second date, Ms. Israel said she had learned that though he had been uprooted by the fire, Mr. Silverstein was "the most settled person I had ever met".

After a flurry of deal-making over a two-day span, the N.F.L. is on the verge of a new labor agreement with its players, with just a few ancillary issues left to be settled, a person briefed on the negotiations said Friday.

After the spotlight is off and the dust settled, the person who survived the chaos stood alone.

In the years prior to the American Civil War (1861 65), the Little Dixie region was settled by persons sympathetic to the South.

This is an old established procedure for settling a person's estate when they have gone missing for more than seven years.

"The real difference this time is that investigators are sitting on top of this process and telling the parties they need to settle," one person close to the negotiations said.