Sentence examples for historical occupation from inspiring English sources

Cairns and stone circles in the moorlands and Roman, Viking, and Anglo-Saxon antiquities in the valley are evidence of varied historical occupation and settlement.

While the park officials navigate interests of conservation, tourism, and extraction, the campesino community mobilizes a different set of values and interests based on their historical occupation of the territories.

Cornish cultural tradition is most strongly associated with the people's most historical occupation, mining, an aspect of Cornish history and culture that has influenced its cuisine, symbols and identity.

We defined historically accessible areas by identifying areas with documented past presence of anadromous salmonids, current resident forms of anadromous salmonids, or predicted historical occupation estimated using landscape characteristics.

These occupations are coded using the HISCO classification system, a catalogue of historical occupations that corresponds to the International Standard Classification of Occupations.

Amid such scepticism the Latvians, whose historical experience of occupation, struggle and redemption within the EU has left them with strong sympathy for those left outside, see it as their job to stop interest from flickering out.

Historical use and occupation have given rise to a territory of 3,229 ha (Fig.  1).

By that he means an end to the Jewish occupation of historical Palestine.

We were deeply moved by a courageous film that handles, with subtlety and insight, a painfully controversial historical situation – the German occupation and the Holocaust – which continues to resonate".

The over-allocate algorithm in this mechanism considered two different parameters: the predicted resource utilization based on historical data, and dynamic occupation to determine the maximum number of resources that could be allocated over the actual PM capacity.

By historical standards, however, owner occupation rates are high, thanks in part to rising incomes and cross-party government efforts to create and maintain what the 1951 Conservative manifesto called a "property-owning democracy" in which people were "owners as well as earners".