Sentence examples for settlement alone from inspiring English sources

Robert Clinton, an Arizona State University law professor who specializes in federal Indian law, said the settlement alone would not resolve the trust problem because many of the heirs who own tiny interests in parcels may not be willing to sell them.

The settlement alone would cost the city about $1.7 billion in fiscal 2002, assuming somewhat optimistically that teachers, police officers and unions that represent other workers accept the same package tentatively agreed to earlier this month by the 125,000-member District Council 37 union.

When it is complete, there will be 246 permanent houses on this settlement alone: 136 for Tamil families and 110 for Muslim families.

The ICC was 0.008, meaning that only 0.8% of the variance could be explained by the slum settlements alone.

"We are becoming increasingly concerned that effective and future-proof remedies might not emerge through settlement discussions alone," said the letter signed by the group.

It has already cost Bank of America tens of billions of dollars in litigation settlements, let alone losses resulting in a $20.6 billion charge to earnings in the second quarter.

When it comes to Israel's abuses, governments around the world have offered nothing but lip service; while dozens of countries face US, EU or UN sanctions for far lesser transgressions, it has taken years for EU governments to even discuss timid steps such as labelling goods from illegal Israeli settlements, let alone actually banning them.

At least seven other cases of police brutality have been reported in the past three years and brutality settlements this year alone have cost the city over $1 million.

When I undertook the first Congressional assessment of the plight of Palestinian refugees for Senator Kennedy's Senate Subcommittee on Refugees back in 1973, I realized then, as I know now, that the construction of settlements, let alone their so-called "natural growth" is patently self-defeating to Israel's desire for Palestinians to drop their demand for the so-called "Right of Return".

The words and condemnations from the Obama administration and the European Union have yielded no results, not even a settlement freeze, let alone a decision to withdraw from the occupied territories.

Meanwhile, Israel has a weak government that has been reluctant to make the serious moves that Palestinian President Abu Mazen desperately needs - moves like freeing of prisoners, lifting checkpoints and halting settlement expansion, let alone uplifting the illegal outposts.