Financial clearance capability The capability to provide financial clearance without inefficient and complicated clearance processes, financial settlement durations, and so on.
Otolith microstructure analysis was utilized to determine age (number of concentric increments), timing of hatching, timing of settlement, pelagic larval duration (PLD), larval and juvenile growth rates (increment widths), and size-at-age (otolith radius-at-each age, including settlement).
In September, U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright (see BIOGRAPHIES) visited Israel and urged Netanyahu to accept a "time-out" on settlement activity for the duration of peace negotiations.
Duration of settlement influenced when and how far households moved their cattle.
This pattern of land ownership may be due to the duration of settlement of different groups of Fulani.
Figure 1 Land holding per household Table 1 Land tenure Mode of acquisition No. households % households Duration of settlement Inheritance 14 43 35 to 100 years Purchase 10 30 5 to 63 years Lease 5 17 7 to 47 years Occupation 2 7 3 years Gift 1 3 20 years.
The researchers developed a sociodemographic questionnaire including gender (1 = female; 2 = male), age, marital status, educational status, monthly income, family type, employment status, type of settlement, and type and duration of diabetes.
The ancient distribution of wild ungulates in the southern Levant, reported in this study, suggests that major changes in wild ungulate distribution occurred during the Iron Age, a period which is best known for its dramatic human demographic growth, in site size, number and density of sites, and duration of settlements [see 29 and references therein].
The scale and the duration of the settlement plan profoundly affect both the chances for a peaceful settlement and the nature of the occupation itself.
"Moreover, LU's offer is for a five-year settlement which is too long duration, especially when the offer for years two to five is only a small fraction above RPI.
