Sentence examples for financing of settlements from inspiring English sources

In the past week, a Danish bank announced it would sever ties with Bank Hapoalim, Israel's largest bank, over the financing of settlements built across the old 1967 border in breach of international law.

A10 Report on Israeli Outposts A report about the illegal financing of settlement outposts recommended that Israel consider criminal investigations.

The situation is so bad that Ehud Olmert, the departing prime minister, announced plans to halt direct or indirect government financing of unauthorized settlements — roughly 100.

The Palestinians interpret a settlement freeze to mean a freeze on all financing, building and expansion of settlements beyond Israel's 1967 boundaries.

Ecclestone is thankful that the judge decided not to make a ruling and says "the finance of the settlement is nothing in the world to do with the judge, it's to do with the prosecutors.

In breaking up the unity government after 19 months, Mr. Ben-Eliezer accused Mr. Sharon of financing Jewish settlements in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip at the expense of the elderly and the poor.

India allows this Parliament -- representing exiles from all the regions of Tibet and its Buddhist and Bon religious orders -- to make laws governing Tibetan education and the administration and financing of several dozen exile settlements.

In January, PGGM, the Netherlands' second largest pension fund, decided to divest from five of Israel's largest banks because they financed companies involved in the construction of settlements.

As if to prove his point, the channel's first English edition opened with embarrassing news for the Israeli prime minister: the European Union had issued a directive prohibiting the financing of institutions in the Jewish settlements.

In 1612 the Virginia Company obtained permission from King James I for a lottery to help in financing the settlement of Jamestown in the New World.

But what the judge found most objectionable in the proposed settlement was the financing of a private foundation and incentives that seemed destined to encourage schools to use Microsoft software.