Sentence examples for the right settlement from inspiring English sources

"This is the right settlement for the institution," Gary Hanson, the orchestra's executive director, said in an interview.

"The high court's judgment confirms what HMRC has always said: that while we made errors in settling the Goldman Sachs dispute, we made the right settlement in the circumstances, and that our decision was both proper and lawful," he said.

The ruling "confirms what Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs has always said: that while we made errors in settling the Goldman Sachs dispute, we made the right settlement in the circumstances, and that our decision was both proper and lawful," the statement said.

Since the right to settlement was granted in 2004, 6,000 Gurkhas have been given permission to live in the UK. Brown told MPs that the government was dealing with the issue "in stages", implying that the new guidelines could be relaxed in future.

Australia dismantled its "White Australia" policy, under which the right of settlement was restricted to Europeans, more than 30 years ago, and a flow of Asian immigrants since the end of the Vietnam War has changed the character of some of its cities and workplaces.

"The Crow Water Rights Settlement Act provides the tribe with the exclusive right to get it built within a period of time," Mr. Watt said.

According to The Rights Forum, settlement expansion has accelerated over the past two years and more than 16,000 new housing units have been announced or approved.

The 1999 agreement on what is known as the Pigford class-action lawsuit was hailed as the biggest civil rights settlement in American history.

While the actual water consumption figures remain murky, what is clear is the highly contentious nature of a recent water deal, the Crow Water Rights Settlement Act of 2010.

The Department agreed to a settlement in which compensation was paid between January 1 , 1981and December 31 , 1999 in "the largest civil rights settlement in history, with nearly $1 billion being paid to more than 16,000 victims".

You could not be more wrong in portraying the Ute Indian Water Rights Settlement Act, which will provide much-needed water from the Animus River to southwestern Colorado, as a "boondoggle" that threatens the prospects of passing the Labor-Health and Human Services spending bill ("An Ineffectual Congress," editorial, Nov. 1).