Sentence examples for settled residents from inspiring English sources

Moves to create some 800 permanent sites across England for Traveller families will be announced today in an effort to defuse community tensions with settled residents.

British citizens and settled residents must now earn at least £18,600 if they want to bring their partner to the UK – up from a post-tax income of £5,500 before July 2012.

On Wednesday, the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) published its report on minimum income requirements for citizens and settled residents wishing to bring in foreign spouses or partners (or, in a small minority of cases, other family members).

But there are good reasons for thinking that many of those removed are settled residents who have been torn from their families and communities – and their deportation is inhumane and unnecessary.

Just over a week since far-reaching new immigration rules took effect - which will permanently separate many British citizens or settled residents from their non-European spouses, children and ageing relatives - the home secretary has suffered a severe defeat in the supreme court.

NEWLY settled residents of New Jersey learn to accept our state's full-service fueling law with the same type of oh-well resignation that new Bostonians reserve for that city's no-selling-liquor-on-Sundays regulation: At first it seems a senseless antiquity.

Meanwhile, UN chief in Sri Lanka who met journalists to celebrate the world humanitarian day in Colombo on Thursday, refused to comment on plans to settle residents of the final war zone in a different location.

He cited "the combination of population size, high immigrant population from inside and outside the nation and strenuous outreach of all religious groups to reach these immigrants as well as older settled New York residents".

After more than a year of fighting, virtually all of it is now under Taliban control, marking the militants' farthest advance eastward into Pakistan's so-called settled areas, residents and government officials from the region say.

The film version ended well enough – chased down by the unlikely crusader Erin Brockovich, played by Julia Roberts, the giant California power company PG&E settled with residents in the high desert town of Hinkley over claims it had poisoned their water supply and exposed them to life-threatening illnesses.

However, the social networks needed for this have been degraded due to a loss in local residency (for example, new residents have settled down while local residents are moving away, in search for job opportunities) and the reduction in community ties (Henly-Shepard 2013a; Henly-Shepard et al. 2014).