Sentence examples for settlement less than from inspiring English sources
But even they feel the pressure for a settlement less than they did.
At the Oneida of the Thames settlement, less than an hour's drive from Medicine of the Earth, Oren Doxtator has opened "Oneida Organics," a shop featuring smokables, edibles, CBD oils and salves, and even CBD for pets with pain.
Late last month, in the hamlet of Bathani Tola, a 90-minute drive from Ara, laborers came in from the dry fields to recall the 1996 massacre there of 21 people, including 11 women, 6 children and 3 infants, by members of the Ranvir Sena who lived in settlements less than a quarter-mile away.
Localities were classified into rural and urban, with settlements less than 20,000 inhabitants classified as rural.
"If it's someone who feels they have a very compelling case, they can come in, opt out of the program and get an audit," which could produce a settlement less costly than the voluntary program would call for, he said.
20 Urban/rural Ccassification: Categorises each LSOA into three settlement types: urban (where the population is over 10 000 people), town and fringe (part of a settlement with less than 10 000 people) or village, hamlet and isolated dwellings.
Urban/rural classification: categorises each LSOA into three settlement types: urban (where the population is over 10 000 people), town and fringe (part of a settlement with less than 10 000 people) or village, hamlet and isolated dwellings.
The settlement was less than 1% of the $11bn that the lawsuit first sought to recover.
The $765 million settlement represents less than half of the $1.9 billion the league will receive annually from ESPN for the rights to "Monday Night Football" beginning next season.
It is UBS's second settlement in less than three weeks to resolve litigation in the United States tied to the global financial crisis.
The proposed settlement came less than three weeks before the scheduled start of a trial on the lawsuit, filed by the N.A.A.C.P. and other civil rights groups.
