Sentence examples for whose settlements from inspiring English sources

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.

In that period the Spanish made contact with the Akimel O'odham and Maricopa Indians, whose settlements along the Salt and Gila rivers were in close proximity to the northernmost mission.

Top of Minc's list of culprits is the Brazilian National Institute for Agrarian Reform (Inrca), responsible for finding land for Brazil's large landless population, whose settlements in the Amazon are ranked amongst the top eight worst offenders.

In his hands, it is a sweeping story, encompassing global weather patterns, the mysterious histories and farming practices of the native people whose settlements rose and vanished in the desert, and the firefighters, biologists, anthropologists, water administrators and others who deal with increasing dryness today and seek to plan for an even drier tomorrow.

Livonia, German Livland, lands on the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea, north of Lithuania; the name was originally applied by Germans in the 12th century to the area inhabited by the Livs, a Finno-Ugric people whose settlements centred on the mouths of the Western Dvina and Gauja rivers, but eventually it was used to refer to nearly all of modern Latvia and Estonia.

The latest large refinery to reach agreement with the agency is Marathon Ashland of Ohio, whose settlement was announced last Friday.

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.

It is unclear how much News Group will end up having to pay after all the cases are finally settled, but the total bill for the 18 victims whose settlement details were disclosed Thursday reaches well above $1 million.

The case, whose settlement ranks among the biggest in recent years involving the city's police, set off a raw debate over the use of deadly force and prompted the city to change some of its policing procedures.