In the disputed territory known as the West Bank, an Israeli village is called a settlement, implying fresh intrusion; a small Palestinian town, even one recently settled, is called a village, implying permanence.
Earlier today, in the second day of debate before the vote, Mr. Shalom, the foreign minister, urged legislators to approve the plan by minimizing its importance, saying that this vote was not a vote to actually dismantle settlements, implying that there will be other opportunities to thwart his party leader and the plan.
While the "naturalness" of fish and game is a precarious question in a wilderness perspective, which is often associated with visiting anglers and hunters, local practices, where forest and mountains areas are experienced as extensions of the declining agricultural practices of the settlements, imply to a greater extent that the "culturalness" of animals are enacted.
The classification of roads is based on the assumption that main roads connect human settlements, implying higher and more regular human disturbance.
The federal government promised on Tuesday to pay at least $300 million in damages to the Exelon Corporation, for its failure to accept nuclear waste for burial, in a settlement that implies a total cost to the Energy Department in the billions of dollars.
But, he added, ethics guidelines prohibited the use of such material solely for the purposes of embarrassing the other party, or to motivate a settlement by implying that it would be publicly released; the material's pertinence would be doubtful even in the case of discussing an opponent's character, he said.
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The fast and uncontrolled expansion of industries, agriculture and settlements in developing countries implies a definite need to develop strategies for effective land management.
The first term of (23) implies a two-settlement system for financial settlement of DA and RT power exchange [22].
