Sentence examples for settlement push from inspiring English sources

In that time, Israelis were confronted with an eight-day conflict with Gaza; the Palestinians' status upgrade at the United Nations; international condemnation of Israel's settlement push in East Jerusalem; and an election campaign in which candidates seem to be trying to out-conservative one another.

Israel plans massive settlement push.

The Israeli chapter of Republicans Overseas kicked off the settlement push Monday in a home in the town of Ginot Shomron, where an 80-year-old rabbi from Illinois will host a voter registration drive in his living room.

But with the anniversary of Israel's 2008 assault on the Gaza Strip just passed, and as the United Nations considers a resolution condemning the still-rampant settlement push on the West Bank, the country's politics continue to be a raw sore point for many left-leaning members of the art world, some of the above-mentioned artists included.

Reports Tuesday that Clear Channel, its buyers Bain Capital and Thomas H. Lee Partners, and the syndicate of banks were nearing a settlement pushed BCE shares up as high as 39.10 Canadian dollars, providing some relief to shareholders who have watched as the stock has plummeted in recent months as low as 34 Canadian dollars per share on fears that the buyout may not be consummated.

In 2012, PUC staff attorneys objected to a settlement pushed by PUC general counsel Frank Lindh, a former PG&E attorney, and the agency's safety chief, under which the utility would pay no fines the billions it had to spend on overdue upgrades to its gas pipelines would be counted as its "penalty".

The settlements push those lines a bit east.

Estimates of possible revised settlements push Microsoft's total penalty into the $2 billion-plus range.

And there are lawyers in Queens, regulars at the hearing office say, who undersell settlements, pushing low-ball deals on workers just to pocket a quick payday.

A$200 million pretax charge to cover legal fines and settlements pushed net income down 54% from a year ago to $377 million in the fiscal year ended in June.

Camps have the potential to become permanent settlements, pushing the economic strains on a host nation long into the future.