Sentence examples for settlement themselves from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush acknowledged that despite his desire to let the parties work out a settlement themselves, events were forcing his administration to try to calm a delicate situation.

But yesterday, the wrenching fight was reignited -- this time among the plaintiffs in the settlement themselves -- as scores of Jewish survivors and others who suffered under Hitler's rule appeared in Federal District Court in Brooklyn to offer heated arguments about why they were each entitled to part of the cash.

The settlements themselves are considered illegal under international law.

The settlements themselves take up very little space.

But transport remains expensive and settlements themselves are often sunk in mud.

His rhetoric, his viewpoints, and his prejudices are in sync with settler leaders in the government, and in the settlements themselves.

"The time has come for the settlements themselves to gird their loins and mobilize as one in carrying out security," the commander of the Samaria Brigade, Col. Yehuda Shaked, wrote in a letter to the 32 settlements in his district.

"American and Globe took a hard look at the potential jury verdicts that may be rendered against them in light of the particular circumstances," the parties wrote, adding that the potential benefits of settling "clearly outweighed the actual cost of the settlements themselves".

The pretense of opposition reached the level of farce last February when Obama vetoed a UN security council resolution calling for implementation of official US policy (also adding the uncontroversial observation that the settlements themselves are illegal, quite apart from expansion).

However, point locations of the settlements themselves can be obtained easily from existing maps or remotely-sensed imagery.

Thule settlements are notoriously hard to date, says archaeologist Robert McGhee of the Archaeological Survey of Canada in Gatineau, Quebec, because the complex chemical interactions of carbon-14 in the ocean make it difficult to date discarded bones and refuse from sea mammals and because of the settlements themselves, which are permeated with sea-mammal oil the people ate and burned.