Sentence examples for viable settlement from inspiring English sources

Mr Rintoul told The Independent: "The whole situation has highlighted the fact that there is no viable settlement arrangement in Papua New Guinea.

Successive Democratic foreign policy experts have long understood the parameters of a viable settlement, and Democratic presidents have been at the forefront of attempts to resolve the conflict.

Adjacent communities embedded in the same socio economic culture survived the same events and remain viable settlements to the present day.

They discussed routes into the Salt Lake Valley, and the feasibility of viable settlements in the mountain valleys of the Great Basin.

Since the launch of the German radar satellite TerraSAR-X, optical remote sensing has become viable for settlement monitoring in tunnelling due to the increased geometrical resolution of the installed radar systems (Gernhardt et al. 2009).

Clinton reaffirmed America's support for Israel as "rock solid, unwavering, enduring and forever" but her clear distinction between support for the country and backing government policies is an unusual public expression of lack of confidence that the Israeli administration is serious about a viable peace settlement with the Palestinians.

Earlier this month, Stevens warned he was concerned he was not going to reach a viable financial settlement, as Osborne struggled with competing demands to find extra cash for defence while maintaining funding for frontline policing and making a politically fraught revision to his plans to cut tax credits from April next year.

The solution lay not in giving the enfeebled Frontier Corps newer small arms, but, short of creating a viable political settlement along the Durand Line with the Afghans, in providing education and healthcare in dangerous and remote areas.

"We hope that this new engagement can take us closer to a viable and fair settlement," Mr. Gul said.

It was this ability to mix the proportions of pastoralism, small-time agriculture, and craftsmanship in a way that was appropriate to make a settlement viable that made them successful (Jawor 2014, 27).

It is ironic, therefore, that so little is known about the underlying business strategies that make the private sector viable in slum settlements.