Sentence examples for under the settling from inspiring English sources

He was close to fraud when the family business ran into trouble, but under the settling influence of his second wife, and with his libido in check after consulting a clairvoyant, he soon cracked the business of writing, hitting his stride with The Devil Rides Out (1934), which took the brilliant idea of grafting a literature of the occult on to the thriller.

Hence, under the settling point model, the increasing prevalence of obesity is explained as a consequence of the elevated availability of food or greater exposure to food cues (i.e. elevated food intake) or a downward shift in the need to engage in physical activity – the so-called 'obesogenic' environment.

The numerical study revealed that the single-tray-type design of core catcher can potentially assist the passive cooling even under the settling of debris material with heat generation equivalent to 60% of the full core on the core catcher.

Under the agreement, the settling companies will also assign their potential claims against the underwriters to the investors, he added.

But under the agreement settling the suit, if the panel finds at the end of the year that the city has not followed its recommendations in good faith, lawyers for the foster children who brought the suit can resume litigation.

The settling velocities of different microorganisms were calculated for different products by combining the data on aerial concentrations with sedimentation counts assuming that settling is under the influence of gravity only.

Under the agreement, settled in the early hours of Sunday morning after more than 36 hours of non-stop negotiations, countries have until the first quarter of 2015 to publish their plans.

In the period 1998 2012 Australia's Humanitarian Program, a program mainly for people recognised as refugees, was set at an annual intake of 13,750 and about a third of those granted visas under the Program settled in the state of Victoria.

It was an opportunistic move and he never enjoyed more than 100 metres lead but it might have worked if Lotto had not kept tabs on him and he was swept up only as the peloton went under the Settle-Carlisle railway and into the town with a kilometre to go.

This decision caused frustration: where previously all trusts could be varied, either through the court's ability to create a "compromise" agreement or the rights granted to trusts which came under the Settled Land Act 1925, Chapman limited this right to those created under the 1925 Act.

In 1954, the House of Lords decided in Chapman v Chapman that this would no longer be permitted, creating a gap between the rights of trusts under the Settled Land Act 1925 (which could be altered if there was a flaw) and those trusts that were not (which were affected by the Chapman decision).