Sentence examples for settlements of a number from inspiring English sources

One of the most important improvements in Cambodia, Mr. Chea said, was the organization of an arbitration council, which has managed to broker settlements of a number of disputes that might otherwise have led to wildcat strikes and stone-throwing clashes with police, much like the incident that led to 2 deaths and 26 injuries last June.

The government is expected to offer out-of-court settlements to a number of the men after the court of appeal earlier this month dismissed an attempt by MI5 and MI6 to suppress evidence of alleged complicity in torture.

"Following this, the club was able to commence settlement of a number of its longstanding debts including its historic tax liability.

Still, the school has offered monetary settlements to a number of victims.

Similarly, when Goodyear tires initially led to blowouts with the Ford Explorer in the early 1990s, evidence was buried in secret settlements for a number of years before being publicly discovered in later court decisions.

At least in some cases, the pre-migration perception of "no future" in the country of origin is reproduced in the country of settlement, after a number of years spent there.

Densities of clams are highly variable throughout the world (2 2,000 clams per m2 and between 10 to 200 clams per m2 in the Saguenay-St. Lawrence system) since clams can settle in various substrates, some of them are more favourable to the settlement of a high number of juvenile clams [57 59].

This complexity probably has considerable influence on the conditions, allowing settlement of a large number of species.

By approximately ad 850, some residents of the central Plains had shifted from foraging to farming for a significant portion of their subsistence and were living in settlements comprising a number of large earth-berm homes.

Tehran and Washington also announced that they had also reached settlements over a number of historical disputes, including a longstanding tribunal at the Hague surrounding arm sales to Iran.

News International, the News Corp. subsidiary that runs the British newspapers, reached legal settlements with a number of phone-hacking victims, effectively buying their silence.