Sentence examples for settlements of which from inspiring English sources

About three-fourths of all Sri Lankans live in rural settlements, of which there are several types.

By his estimate, he has won more than six hundred million dollars in verdicts and settlements, of which his firm keeps about twenty per cent.

Canada's relations with the United States were close, but there had been a long record of border disputes, the settlements of which frequently were resented, rightly or wrongly, by Canadians.

Through his friendship with Reginald Kennedy-Cox, whom he had met at Oxford, Davidson became involved with the Malvern Mission, forerunner of the Dockland Settlements, of which he later became a trustee.

A year later the family receives a $1m financial settlement, of which a third goes to the lawyer.

To the east are the Gippsland Plains, intensive settlement of which has destroyed much of the original forest cover.

The island, the chief settlement of which is Losuia, was an air and naval base for the Allies in 1943.

The President's remark was interpreted in some quarters as a rebuff for Mr. Lewis and the impression seems growing that the conflict, for the settlement of which hopes were bright earlier in the week, may evolve.

Aware of the international concern at the growth of the Latin American cocaine trade, he introduced a number of reforms which provoked an attempted coup by a section of the military in April 2010, the settlement of which found Sanhá accepting the coup leader as army chief.

The $105 million settlement, of which on a portion is a true fine is not enough.

One is a national class action being heard in a federal court in Baltimore, the settlement of which was recently rejected by the district judge there.