Sentence examples for settlement was conducted from inspiring English sources
The period of exploration & settlement was conducted with flagrant brutality & disregard for traditional human values and little regard for the future, though it was in the name of a better future that so much of the effort was made.
I wonder whether this blurring of boundaries in part explains the fact that the last licence fee settlement was conducted in a week, under intense pressure and behind closed doors, as part of the government's spending review.
Further analysis of the determinants of unintended pregnancy in each of the settlements was conducted.
Since HA-J1077-1 was included in the experiment at a later time, its settlement rate was conducted alone without the presence of the LA-wt strain.
A cross-sectional survey of rodents in the Kibera settlement in Nairobi, Kenya was conducted in September October 2008 to demonstrate the presence of pathogenic leptospires.
Whereas those studies were conducted in urban settlements, this study was conducted in a typically rural setting where cooking is seen as the birthright responsibility of women.
A large scale centrifuge test of a geomembrane-lined landfill subject to waste settlement and seismic loading was conducted to help validate a numerical model for performance based design of geomembrane liner systems.
10, 12 In the Kibera informal settlement, where this study was conducted, acute febrile illness is a common syndrome, with an average of 2.7 episodes per person/year for children < 5 years of age and 0.58 episodes for persons ≥ 5 years of age based on household visit data.
To investigate the potential demand for iporin community and to make the model more practical, field research was conducted in the settlement.
This research was conducted in fisherman settlement named Kelurahan Tambak Mulyo which is located at the coastal area of Semarang - the capital of Central Java Province.
The study was conducted in informal settlements in two eastern municipal wards in Mumbai (M East and L).
