Sentence examples for central settlement from inspiring English sources

Soil degradation in central and western Victoria, severe wind erosion in the Mallee and Wimmera, and tree dieback and soil acidification in the central settlement belt have all constituted a severe challenge to sustainable agriculture.

The way provinces work has been decentralised; although a central settlement is still used, other locations within a province can deal with trade and technology, allowing factions to disrupt a province's productivity without assaulting the main settlement.

Settler leaders in the vast central settlement-town of Maale Adumim, and the smaller ones that line the Jordan valley, say that they have had assurances from the prime minister that they too will be included on the "right side" of a barrier, whether it lies to the east for Maale Adumim.

In central Anatolia settlement systems appear more nucleated in large centres dominating their surrounding rural hinterlands and strong political and economic centralization is evident at Kültepe and Boğazköy.

Central-place theory, in geography, an element of location theory concerning the size and distribution of central places (settlements) within a system.

We visited Dharavi home to an estimated million people and one of the largest slums in the world as well as central urban settlements and peri-urban slums.

In parts of the Igbo and the Anang-Ibibio-inhabited areas in the southeast and the Tiv-inhabited areas in the central region, settlements consist of dispersed homesteads called compounds.

Belgium continued with central wage settlements, since 2011 imposed by the government and within narrow margins set by legislation tying maximum wage increases to developments in neighbouring countries.

The study focuses on the two major Central Rhineland settlements Andernach Martinsberg and Gönnersdorf, which provide the most detailed insights into the western German Magdalenian.

Now, in the most recent election, of course, both parties made off-shore settlement central to their campaign.

Mr. Teitel, who goes by the Hebrew name Yaakov, lives with his wife, Rivka, and four young children in Shvut Rachel, a central West Bank settlement.