Sentence examples for In the same settlement from inspiring English sources

In the same settlement, the restaurant also reimbursed workers for free lunches they had been denied for two weeks.

There, in the same settlement, is Muhammad Alam, 22.

The entire ritual took place immediately adjacent to an ordinary family dwelling in the town – and archaeologists have found several other votive deposits adjacent to other such dwellings in the same settlement.

Two years ago, when the Israeli government approved 1,300 homes in the same settlement, then US secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice, criticised the move as having a "negative effect" on peace talks.

In addition, it is observed that the use of one stronger geosynthetic layer (e.g. 1 × 2000 kN/m) with the equivalent stiffness of two geosynthetic layers (e.g. 2 × 1000 kN/m) does not result in the same settlement of LTP and the tension of the geosynthetic reinforcement when compared to two weaker geosynthetic layers.

Within minutes of the demolition, his office announced the immediate construction of the 300 housing units in Beit El that his previous government had promised to make up for the eviction of another disputed project in the same settlement.

The men buried without adzes, who seem to have been living in the same settlements, had variable strontium values, suggesting that their food came from less fertile soil.

"Thus, while I think it's not news that status differences and subsistence specialisms date to the Neolithic, this is perhaps the first time we've been able to show that inheritance was a large part of this". The men buried without adzes, who seem to have been living in the same settlements, had variable strontium values, suggesting that their food came from less fertile soil.

The Labour government changed to rules to allow Gurkhas who retired after 1997 – when the brigade HQ moved from Hong Kong to Britain – to settle in the UK, but soldiers who retired earlier were only allowed the same settlement rights in exceptional circumstance.

The hosts' choreography becomes evident the more you read, because the writers keep going back to the same street in Hebron, the same village near the same settlement, the same checkpoint activist.

As far as possible, the same interviewers returned to the same settlements in each of the four surveys.