Sentence examples for core settlements from inspiring English sources

The outposts built outside the 135 core settlements are illegal under Israeli law but, according to B'Tselem, "the Civil Administration turns a blind eye to settlers' building violations".

The relationship between the sect's core settlement here and its outpost in Texas called the Yearning for Zion ranch, was complex.

The agreement includes significant concessions, including an additional £90m core settlement for local government; the chance for local authorities to raise extra funds via a tourist tax and workplace parking charges; and an increase in the cap on council tax rises to 4.79%.

The five-point alternative plan offers a plausible path to that core political settlement among Iraqis, along with the economic, military and diplomatic levers to make the political solution work.

Away from this central core, more-isolated settlements were centred on mines, mission sites, and military outposts.

At the core of the settlement are allegations that banks hired teams of low-paid clerks to start foreclosure proceedings.

Their survival skills, efficient networks, and dynamic culture enabled them to thrive and spread, and to be at the very core of the settlement and development of the Americas.

He was referring to the core of the settlement offer, which has not been finalized or publicly announced either by the university, which is a state school, or by the governor's office.

With no prospect of an agreement on the core issues of settlement building, future borders of a Palestinian state and the status of Jerusalem being addressed in a substantive way, it is perhaps unsurprising that the process has devolved into brinkmanship.

The more fanatical ones have continued building illegally, attacking Palestinians and generally showing contempt for the law, and the authorities seem to have been powerless to crack down on them.But in the last few years a small core of anti-settlement activists has become more aggressive too.

We don't have any structures, of course, but we have the rubbish and the materials from the demolition". The problem in working out where the core of that settlement was exactly is that over the past couple of thousand years, much of that material will have been displaced: by nature (water, principally), but also by man.