The phrase "and the settlements in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific locations or areas where settlements exist, often in a geographical or historical context.
Example: "The report focuses on the economic impact of the new policies on the settlements in the region."
Alternatives: "and the communities in" or "and the areas in".
So I crossed the border — both the actual border between Israel and the settlements in the West Bank, and the boundaries of my own comfort zone.
Choral lyric was associated with the Dorian parts of the Greek mainland and the settlements in Sicily and south Italy, whereas poetry for solo performance was a product of the Ionian coast and the Aegean Islands.
Now that the E.U. distinguishes between Israel and the settlements in the labelling of products, there will likely be new, collateral sanctions by member states in "economics, research and development, law, air travel and visa exemptions," Haaretz's diplomatic correspondent Barak Ravid writes.
This is part two of a two-part analysis on violence and the settlements in Israel and the Palestinian territories.
Trump's past remarks on the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, and the settlements in particular, have been inconsistent.
The 32 lawyers and 46 paralegals who worked on the lawsuit between February 1995 and the settlement in December 1998 logged 42,000 hours of work, she said.
Both the ordinance in L.A. and the settlement in Illinois are bound to affect a lot of people besides just Ligas and Orr.
This is rather diverse in the metastatic cascade a cancer cell has to traverse during progression of the disease and the settlement in low oxygen pressure tissues as bone marrow and the brain.
Besides the settlements in Ireland, England, and Normandy, further settlement took place in what became Russia and in Iceland.
The dance finished, I mounted my horse and left the settlement in embryo, called by the missionaries Reus, which is the name of a town in Catalonia.
In this case, the answers are straightforward: yes, there are tremendous public benefits, and no, the settlement in no way increases barriers to entry or otherwise impedes competition.
