Sentence examples for applied to settlements from inspiring English sources
Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked told a forum of right-wing lawyers she's pushing a policy that would ensure that all legislation passed by parliament, the Knesset, would automatically be applied to settlements in the West Bank.
The changes recommended in the committee's report would apply to settlement rights only and not citizenship.
The model can be applied to existing settlements as well as to planned projects spanning from (1) new settlements as greenfield developments, (2) renewal and renovation of existing settlements with/without expanding them and (3) tearing down and reconstructing settlements on the same site or on a different site.
Urban planning offers many insights into how to build vibrant, cosmopolitan cities, and yet too rarely are these lessons and insights applied to refugees settlements.
Another bill, amending the rules applied to legal settlements or leniency deals for companies accused of corrupt practices, would exclude prosecutors from the negotiations.
After all, the argument that the S.E.C. is "politically liable," and thus knows what's best for the public interest, could be applied to any settlement.
Consequently, the LWS used in this site was successfully applied to reduce settlement and ensure stability.
This work may be applied to human settlement extraction at even broader spatial scales.
To do so, a methodology that allows intra-site and inter-site comparison of recovery bias and fragmentation has been designed and applied to five rural settlements dated between the 6th and the 10th centuries AD. Discussion of the primary and non-primary deposits at these sites is presented.
This paper highlights a model of spatial interaction and settlement evolution that has long been popular in urban geography and which was first applied to model historical settlement hierarchies some twenty-five yeago ago, but whose use since then for archaeological purposes has been very limited.
That is to be applied to pay the settlement.
