Sentence examples for settlement of what from inspiring English sources

Assemblywoman Rosenthal said, "We managed to keep the beauty of the urns in a rational settlement of what could have been a disaster".

We still wonder what happened to Virginia Dare, the first English infant born in this country, in 1587, in the lost Roanoke settlement of what would become North Carolina.

It's a simple yet great idea, and I was reminded of it when reading Ghost Hawk, which explores the period of European settlement of what is now New England.

Prior to the European settlement of what was then Van Diemen's Land, the Hagley area was a camping ground for the Port Dalrymple aboriginal tribe, the area's native people; Port Dalrymple was an early name for George Town.

Boone is most famous for his exploration and settlement of what is now Kentucky, which was then part of Virginia but on the other side of the mountains from the settled areas.

Modern human settlement of what is now Rwanda dates from, at the latest, the last glacial period, either in the Neolithic period around 8000 BC, or in the long humid period which followed, up to around 3000 BC.

They argued that the record of the investigation adequately supported the settlement, regardless of what the company claimed.

"There was all this pressure on him to make an early settlement regardless of what the consequences might be for his union.

However, Mr. Simmer will have an opportunity to explain to a court why his client deserves a share of the settlement, regardless of what Ms. Ryan's attorneys think.

This can be a powerful narrative as well as symbol in helping bring back Syria and Iraq from the brink, especially under a UN flag as UN peacekeepers are likely to be called upon to be part of any future settlement regardless of what leaders remain from the combatants.

The… Problems of territorial settlement of Trieste; what the possession of the city would mean to the Italians, the Yugoslavs; the Russians.