I think all those settlements, or most of those settlements, will have to go", to fit his vision of an Israel within pre-1967 borders; and because he has never been silent on the matter of settlement and occupation.
They are analyzing evidence handed to them by the celebrity publicist Max Clifford in the matter of a settlement he reached with Rebekah Brooks, then chief executive of News International, after he had initiated legal proceedings against the company in 2009.
The formula said essentially: "the matter of legality aside, settlements are an obstacle to progress toward peace". It was given to one of Mr. Reagan's top foreign-policy people.
Although Clay had hoped the Compromise would be a final settlement on the matter of slavery that could unite the nation, it divided his Whig Party, especially when the 1852 Whig National Convention endorsed it to the anger of liberal northerners like Seward.
In short, having a transparent settlement price will simplify the matter of using Bitcoin as a method of payment.
The settlement is a significant victory for Uber on the matter of its drivers' status.
He said that the Palestinian Authority's goal was to get Jordan's help in facing Israel, especially in the matters of borders and Israeli settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
While Beisner argued plaintiffs attorneys should only be paid after class members are (which would result in much smaller attorneys fees awards in many cases), Gilles testified that the current system encourages plaintiffs attorneys to bring lawsuits that help deter corporate wrongdoing – no matter the specifics of settlements that provide very little to class members.
A White House statement about the conversation said: "The Prime Minister stated that Jewish immigration into Israel was a separate matter from the question of settlements, and that the Israeli Government had no policy of directing where the new immigrants would live.
Basically, he replaced the contentious issue of settlements with an even more contentious matter: boundaries.
