Sentence examples for settlement engineer from inspiring English sources

About January 1843, on the orders of the acting Settlement Engineer, Captain D.H. Stevenson, the slab was blown to pieces to clear and widen the passageway at the Singapore River mouth to make space for Fort Fullerton and the quarters of its commander.

The settlement engineered by Metternich at the Congress of Vienna was reactionary in that it aimed at reinstating the political and social order that existed before the French Revolution.

His announcement came on the heels of two major settlements engineered this month by Mr. Neukom and his team -- both regarded as victories for Microsoft -- and as the company's antitrust problems appear to be finally receding.

PAGE B1 Strike at Boeing Nears End Boeing reached a tentative settlement with its engineers, ending a 5 1/2-week strike.

Indeed, for Mr. Sharon, who spent much of his career in government as the chief engineer of settlement building, that represents an important departure in his thinking.

Previous reports hinted at behind-closed-doors efforts by the Israeli government to engineer a settlement in the cases which, if they reach trial, are certain to draw intense media attention, unlikely to be welcomed by either the Netanyahu government or China.

Mr Putin's abandoning of the right to invade might suggest a change in approach and will be welcomed by the West as a sign Moscow could be ready to help engineer a settlement in Ukraine's largely Russian-speaking east, where a pro-Russian uprising against Kiev began in April.

The country's primary bank regulator, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency — which, along with the Federal Reserve, engineered the settlement — is trying to make it look like a victory.

The plaintiffs' lawyers who engineered the settlement said they had taken the approach of a donation to schools after determining that each individual member of the class might get $10 or so after all administrative and legal fees had been paid.

The lawyers helped engineer a $17.3 billion settlement in 1998 from the tobacco industry for Texas.

Mr. Massey, the engineer, estimates that settlement could be as great as 20percentt over several decades, meaning that Sections 1 and 9 may slip back down to Statue of Liberty height.