Sentence examples for settlements arise from inspiring English sources

The settlements arise from volume loss and stress changes in the ground, for example during shield driving, and they can damage adjacent buildings (Burland et al. 2001; Giardina 2013).

Nearly all these early settlements arose from the enterprise of particular companies and magnates rather than from any effort on the part of the English crown.

It said the settlements arose from disclosures that emerged from a trial of two private investigators working for the Murdoch-owned News of the World who served brief prison terms after being convicted in 2007 for hacking into cellphone messages.

A7 Church Cutting Budget by 11% The Anglican Church of Canada began reducing spending after an audit said legal fees and settlements arising from charges of abuses at church-run boarding schools would bankrupt the church next year.

The cuts come after an audit by the accounting firm Ernst & Young predicted that legal fees and settlements arising from charges of past abuses at boarding schools run by the church would bankrupt the organization next year.

C. Hugh Friedman, a securities law professor at the University of San Diego, said he thought the confidential settlements arising from the "hanky-panky and the shenanigans" in San Diego were "material".

In fact, many settlements arose and flourished in the Middle Ages, as result of the aggregation of minor architecture grown spontaneously.

But Bruce Sanford, a Washington media lawyer with the firm of Baker Hostetler said hefty settlements arising from false accusations of rape against Duke lacrosse players in 2006 showed that the fraternity could potentially file a lawsuit.

Demographics A particular sore point for Palestinians over the settlements arose from the Oslo Accords, which refer to the West Bank and Gaza Strip as a "single territorial unit, the integrity and status of which will be preserved during the interim period".

She added that the lawsuit and the settlement arose from misunderstandings about the way the Realtors' association works.

The settlement arose out of a lawsuit in which Ms. Cobell, a member of the Blackfeet Nation in northern Montana, was the lead plaintiff.