settlement
ਬੰਦੋਬਸਤ
definition
noun
unions succeeded in reaching a pay settlement
an official agreement intended to resolve a dispute or conflict.
the little settlement of Buttermere
a place, typically one that has hitherto been uninhabited, where people establish a community.
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And about K70 billion is this week expected to exit the market through treasury bills 'settlement' , after the Bank of Zambia offered the same amount last week.
the little 'settlement' of Buttermere
She presents a wide variety of descriptive material concerning Aboriginal life, dating from the earliest years of European 'settlement' .
Chapter 6 deals with the peaceful 'settlement' of disputes, in which all sides seek a solution.
the award was made as an out-of-court 'settlement' by the driver's insurance firm
The interbank market remained fairly liquid last week even though a total of K150 billion was traded for on the treasury bill and bond 'settlement' market on Monday.
The trip passes many different points of historical interest relating to both early European and Maori 'settlement' .
During the trial, the court once suggested the parties reach a friendly 'settlement' , which the plaintiffs accepted in order to relieve the aging women, but the government rejected it.
The patterns of Swedish immigrant 'settlement' changed during the course of the nineteenth century, varying with economic conditions and opportunities.
O'Donnell cautions that particular care should be taken with certain types of tiles, such as terracotta, which can often get a hairline crack due to the 'settlement' of the under structure.
For those on the wrong side of the law, the 1950s were seemingly akin to the early days of penal 'settlement' .
The detailed recounting of the outrageous cultural and physical destruction of Aboriginal societies in the process of white 'settlement' disturbs a good many Australians.
They were reinstated after the 'settlement' of the dispute.
Lawsuits and a 'settlement' totaling $13 billion resulted in front-page coverage.
Otherwise, they won't make so much money out of me in spite of early 'settlement' penalties.
Repetition of the purified story of John Ramsay's help during the early years of 'settlement' continues to silence Native voices.
However a recent study reveals that a full apology is more likely to result in the quick 'settlement' of lawsuits.
Some see this fishing equipment as evidence for boat-building technology that may have allowed for initial human 'settlement' of the Americas by sea rather than by the Bering land bridge.
Invoice discounting or offering discounts for early 'settlement' could ensure that book debts are quickly collected.
They are the result of the 'settlement' of the national pay dispute which opened the door to localised attacks on conditions.
Finally, watch out for early 'settlement' penalties, because around seven in ten personal loans are paid off early.
Apparent 'settlement' could be minor in nature or symptomatic of a major structural problem.
Early 'settlement' discounts will vary from one supplier to another, but you can usually expect to obtain a maximum of 5 per cent off the total purchasing price.
In July of 2004, counsel negotiated a 'settlement' between the parties.
We don't have an array of complete services like on-line banking and a central on-line transaction processing and 'settlement' center for all banks.
The story of the railways of Shanghai goes back to the early days of Western 'settlement' in the city after it was forced open by the unequal treaties imposed by the Western imperialists.
They reached an out-of-court 'settlement' , but I understand that they received compensation for their troubles.
Part of the 'settlement' requires back pay to the workers.
In normal operation CHAPS payments are settled in real time across 'settlement' accounts, maintained by Members at the Bank of England.
a continent where 'settlement' is at the mercy of geography
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