Sentence examples similar to settlement was effected from inspiring English sources

There is growing agreement among Japanologists that the settlement of Japan by Japonic speakers was effected in the first millennium BCE by a people ('Yayoi') from the Korean peninsula, where evidence for a now extinct language ('Old Koguryo') related to Japanese can be detected in toponyms.

Putin, on the other hand, has calculated that a political settlement can only be effected by force of arms: the dominant, noxious influence of the jihadists has to be excised before "reconcilables" (in Rumsfeldian terminology) will have the confidence to offer themselves for participation.

Nonetheless, companies were ruined, and a settlement involving billions of dollars may be effected.

The clearance shall be effected in the framework of the monthly settlement referred to in paragraph 10 above.

Although formally a compromise, the settlement was in effect a victory for the monarch, for he could usually control the election.

The salary shortfall affected many players besides those who were free agents, and the settlement is expected to address the effects of collusion on long-term contracts.

The settlement was agreed to in August 2006 and took effect in March 2007.

This remained in effect until 1842, when a settlement was reached that divided the territory virtually in half.

In effect, JPMorgan, in agreeing to the settlement, was admitting something Dimon has already conceded: we screwed up.

The settlement was formally approved in April 2016.

Alishtari sued, and a settlement was reached.