Sentence examples for among the settlements of from inspiring English sources

…the Cuzco valley, and under Viracocha Inca, the eighth, they began a program of permanent conquest by establishing garrisons among the settlements of the peoples whom they had conquered.

Under Capac Yupanqui, the next emperor, the Inca first extended their influence beyond the Cuzco valley, and under Viracocha Inca, the eighth, they began a program of permanent conquest by establishing garrisons among the settlements of the peoples whom they had conquered.

Small, mostly symbolic, projects in the settlements of Ariel and Kiryat Arba, among others, were begun on Monday to mark renewed settlement building.

Essential elements for understanding Egils saga in its time and place include, among others, the settlement of Iceland, the relationship between Icelanders and Norwegian kings, and the Christianization of the Norse world as pagan beliefs receded.

Of course, strategic stability, trust among nations and the settlement of regional conflicts would all help to advance the process of disarmament.

There is growing agreement among Japanologists that the settlement of Japan by Japonic speakers was effected in the first millennium BCE by a people ('Yayoi') from the Korean peninsula, where evidence for a now extinct language ('Old Koguryo') related to Japanese can be detected in toponyms.

Among his accomplishments were the settlement of a nationally famous housing desegregation case and the transformation of the City's downtown and waterfront districts.

Among various factors affecting the settlement of NKRs, their health remains one of the most critical [ 3].

(17, 18) Among the series of events, the settlement of metastatic cells into liver mesenchyme is regarded as one of the crucial steps for clinical intervention.

About the age of 30 Macarius retired to the desert of Scete, where for 60 years he lived as a hermit among the scattered settlements of other solitaries.

It has one of the longest continuous histories among the American states, dating from the settlement of Jamestown in the early 17th century.