Sentence examples for stable settlement from inspiring English sources

But in each theatre, a new, stable settlement is proving elusive.

THE shaky Northern Ireland peace process has hit another obstacle on the road to a stable settlement.

Different landscape forms were settled, in which the highest part of the hills or areas located in the proximity of the river were especially chosen for stable settlement.

The result has been four decades of popular protest and resistance to an act of judicial arrogance that, as Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg once said, "deferred stable settlement of the issue" by the normal electoral/legislative process.

Perhaps, as we have urged, the constitution will explicitly reject that ideal, providing instead a stable settlement rooted in the principle of subsidiarity (the idea that decisions should be taken as closely as possible to the people they affect).

Exposure to violence has been shown to be a key risk factor, whereas stable settlement and social support in the host country have a positive effect on the child's psychological functioning.

This suggests that normative factors are very important in creating stable settlements.

Group A represented the most precarious and impoverished group, group B represented other precarious settlements with low stocks of herds, and group C included the most stable settlements and the least impoverished.

The survey indicated that the study area included were mature, densely populated and relatively stable settlements with poor drainage facilities.

Although agricultural development led to relatively stable settlements in the area, small-scale mining was undertaken by an extremely mobile population.

Praising the Chancellor's plan for an inflation-plus rise in the national minimum wage, Mr Duncan Smith will argue: "A stable economic settlement requires a strong social settlement.