Sentence examples for settlements act from inspiring English sources

The New Zealand Settlements Act of 1863 confiscated most land in Taranaki.

The Truth in Settlements Act would require a full public accounting of the effects of each settlement.

I have counted up all the relevant legislation for Block 22. My list begins with the New Zealand Settlements Act of 1863 and ends with the Māori Reserved Lands Amendment Act 1997.

The Clinton plan's most direct nod to Warren, who largely sets the financial reform agenda for the Democratic Party's base, is an endorsement of the senator's Truth In Settlements Act.

One of the proposed bills in the ALERRT Act does strike me as deserving some consideration -- the Sunshine for Regulatory Decrees and Settlements Act which limits how federal agencies and plaintiffs can enter into settlements that result in new regulations.

While without question there have been provocative acts on the Israeli side (including the building and timing of announcements of settlements, acts of violence, and destruction of property by radical Jewish settlers), it is a historical fact that the Israeli government has reached out with peace initiatives multiple times, but on the Palestinian side there is no real partner for peace.

"The Crow Water Rights Settlement Act provides the tribe with the exclusive right to get it built within a period of time," Mr. Watt said.

One story she tells relates to land in a remote part of the state that her father was given through the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act.

They gained greater rights under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (1971), under which local councils, school boards, and tribal councils were established.

Congress, attempting to satisfy the natives and other groups, put through the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, dated Dec. 18, 1971.

Everything has changed in recent times, especially since the 1968 discovery of oil which resulted in the 1971 Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act.