Sentence examples for the right to settle from inspiring English sources

What they could not have, he insisted, is the right to settle the territory's future.

But the fact that traders have the right to settle in kind provides an important check.

The charter gave the company the right to settle anywhere from roughly present-day North Carolina to New York state.

Last year, 84,000 people who initially came on a work visa got the right to settle here.

Gurkha veterans were given the right to settle in the UK and Joanna Lumley kept her British nationality.

The citizens of India have the right of free movement and the right to settle anywhere in the Union, regardless of ethnicity, religion or language.

The change, passed unanimously last month under the Homelessness (Abolition of Priority Need Test) (Scotland) Order 2012, will give an estimated 3,000 more people a year the right to settled accommodation.

The campaigners want the Government to give Gurkha soldiers who retired from service before 1997 the automatic right to settle in the UK.

Selig, however, had made a persuasive argument that some aspects of the game needed fixing and players concluded that the time was right to settle and not squabble.

In short, this one time -- not just me but other civil rights advocates -- should speak out, The president and his administration were right to settle all the cases.

The diocese says it is entitled to the property and has a right to settle church disputes without state interference.