Sentence examples for hundreds of settlement from inspiring English sources

Blumenfeld, who has worked hundreds of settlement transfer contracts, said he never intended to get into this sort of work.

But the hundreds of settlement houses across the country (as I've written in The Public Interest) also enunciated, at the turn of the 20th century, a message emphasizing the importance of immigrant assimilation a message which helped that era's wave of immigrants on the path to acceptance and upward mobility.

Binyamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, has approved the immediate construction of hundreds of settlement units in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem in an effort to stave off a growing threat posed by pro-settler parties in his rightwing coalition government.

This has been the case in hundreds of settlement agreements I have worked on over the years.

Settlers also said they hoped Amona would be the last of hundreds of settlements and outposts built in part on private Palestinian land to be evacuated.

Two years ago, I went to interview him with Sue Branford, because we were writing a book on the MST, Brazil's non-violent movement of landless peasants, which has won land and set up hundreds of settlements around the country.

For at least two decades they allowed the Zionist movement to bring hundreds of thousands of Jewish immigrants into Palestine, and these new arrivals set up hundreds of settlements including several towns, as well as the political, economic, military and cultural infrastructure of the future state of Israel.

He also announced he would legalise thousands of settlement homes that had been built in the West Bank without even Israeli permits.

"As a result of their 15-year undeclared civil war, Turkish troops have caused irreversible damage to the flora and fauna of the Middle East, killed tens of thousands of peaceful citizens, destroyed thousands of settlements and turned millions into refugees," it said.

After working with plaintiffs on thousands of settlements, we could see the difficulties for trial lawyers to resolve cases that have very significant liens and loans.

A precise counting of children and adults would be near impossible but the current study provides a calculation of "doubling time" based on the net change in the number of Amish households from hundreds of Amish settlements over the last five years.