The farm country to the north of Aleppo is a patchwork of towns and villages, each aligned with its own sect or ethnicity.
"In 1896 the Legislature passed the Greater New York Bill, a law that decreed that all the municipalities around New York Harbor — the Cities of New York, Brooklyn, Long Island City, and a patchwork of towns and villages on Staten Island and in Queens County — would be consolidated into one large city on Jan . 1 , 1898 Mr. Miscione said in an e-mail.
St. Peter's, in Chelsea, ministers to a neighborhood with what has been called a patchwork of town houses, tenements, factories, and housing projects.
We're a patchwork of small towns".
We're a patchwork of small towns woven into neighborhoods, stitched together to form boroughs, creating the fabric of what we call the City of New York".
The sons of a minor Norman lord, Tancred, the three settled in southern Italy and Sicily, which were at that time a patchwork of warring towns and principalities, many under the influence of the Byzantine Empire.
I saw that plan in force in South Africa so I put it to Danon that not only is his policy similar but that the end result might look much the same: a patchwork of Arab towns and cities in the West Bank surrounded by Israel.
Jews and Arabs live in a patchwork of villages and towns in Galilee, where the last major disturbances occurred in 2000.
The South Ossetian leader, Eduard Kokoity, said that he would force Georgian forces out of his self-declared republic (which is a patchwork of villages and small towns, some controlled by Georgian authorities and others by separatists).
The South Ossetian leader, Eduard Kokoity, said that he would force Georgian troops out of his self-declared republic (which is a patchwork of villages and small towns, some controlled by Georgian authorities and others by separatists).The quarrel in South Ossetia follows an escalation of tension in Abkhazia.
The Manifesto Club, which campaigns against over-regulation, says the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act is creating "a patchwork" of laws, with discrepancies from town to town.
