Sentence examples for both enclaves from inspiring English sources

Russia has supported both enclaves since wars in the 1990s ended in stalemates that created them.

And in recent presidential elections, voters in both enclaves have rejected the candidates that the Kremlin clearly favored.

Since then, despite Western protests, Russia has remained deeply entrenched in both enclaves, which it has recognized as sovereign nations.

For one, both enclaves are in a customs union with Switzerland, but de jure in Buesingen's case, and de facto for Campione.

Both enclaves have been in dispute with Georgia since the early 1990s, when the collapse of the Soviet Union ignited old ethnic and other feuds.

Russia has already granted citizenship to most residents of both enclaves and had hinted that it might recognize their independence if Western countries recognized Kosovo.

For England and Wales as a whole and for London, both the enclave based predicted A8 and Non-A8 immigrant/population ratios are strongly related to the actual changes.

There is similar anger and resentment in both ethnic enclaves about the bloodshed; similar anxiety about loved ones who are visiting or studying in the bitter battlegrounds of Jerusalem, Ramallah or Bethlehem.

In effect disowned by both states, the enclaves are pockets of abject poverty.

Georgian forces were pulled out of South Ossetia and Abkhazia, leaving the Russians in control of both breakaway Georgian enclaves.

In those enclaves, both nicknamed "Little Havana", local residents had very mixed reactions to the news.