Sentence examples for and settlements have been from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of churches have been burnt, and settlements have been ethnically cleansed".

Courts in five jurisdictions have reviewed different aspects of the incident, and decisions and settlements have been made.

"Trafigura maintains that given over the last decade the Probo Koala incident has already been exhaustively investigated by authorities in the Ivory Coast, the UK and the Netherlands and settlements have been reached in a number of jurisdictions, it is time to move on.

Roadblocks have been set up around several nearby Palestinian villages and settlements have been told to keep their gates closed.

Groups A and B were, in contrast, in more precarious phases of their trajectories: herds have undergone recent and consecutive losses after a severe event, e.g. droughts or accidental death of a family chief or herds, and settlements have been in a progressive decline or dispersal in recent years.

The human history predates the formation of the Laguna Madre, and settlements have been established at Port Isabel and Port Mansfield on the lagoon's shores.

The secretary general said the United Nations, with about 12,000 relief workers in the Palestinian camps and settlements, had been getting reports that Israelis had violated the codes of conduct in war.

Designs for bearing capacity and settlement have been traditionally carried out separately.

Since the last few decades, the expansion of large-scale agricultural farms, park reservation, and settlement has been given more emphasis than the traditional practices of rangeland management.

The remains of prehistoric forts are found on several hilltops in the historic county of Midlothian, and Roman settlements have been identified at Inveresk and Cramond, which probably lay along the main Roman road leading northward from England.

This suggests that villages and small settlements have been built (respectively electrified) over a surface greater than the one occupied by the city growth; The brightness of the cities increased proportionally more than the brightness of the small settlements.