Sentence examples for whose settlement from inspiring English sources
Miller said she once inadvertently discovered the identity of a member whose settlement she had rejected.
Still, youth sports leagues have far less money than professional leagues like the N.F.L., whose settlement with retired football players for an estimated $1 billion is being appealed.
The latest large refinery to reach agreement with the agency is Marathon Ashland of Ohio, whose settlement was announced last Friday.
Thus, even though the borders of the Brussels-Capital Region are fixed, those limits have not constrained its largely French- and English-speaking international population, whose settlement in the Flemish hinterland has contributed to rancor between the country's language communities.
That was a reference to the Campaign for Fiscal Equity court case, whose settlement mandated more money for city schools - funding that education groups said would essentially be wiped out by Mr. Cuomo's budget proposal.
The lawsuit whose settlement was announced Friday accused Bank of America of misleading its shareholders in soliciting their votes for the merger by not disclosing the deterioration in Merrill's financial position.
She said, however, that of the six executives whose settlements were announced Wednesday, not all were under investigation.
This culture in turn was supplanted by the Borġ In-Nadur people (1450 800 bce), whose settlements were founded on naturally defensible hilltops.
Nabataean, member of a people of ancient Arabia whose settlements lay in the borderlands between Syria and Arabia, from the Euphrates River to the Red Sea.
This study demonstrates the longevity of nutrient hotspots and the long-term legacy of ancient herders, whose settlements enriched and diversified African savannah landscapes over three millennia.
Interpretation of past urban societies in the Near East, whose settlements are known mostly as tell sites, is largely based on macro-stratigraphy and on the association of architecture with macroscopic artifacts.
