Sentence examples for intensification of settlement from inspiring English sources

The 1993 agreement created the Palestinian Authority (PA) and led to a partial Israeli withdrawal but an intensification of settlement activity.

Thatcher unleashed a debt bubble; Sharon gave birth to Likud and the intensification of the settlement project.

Therefore, intensification of exurban settlements had a complex effect on bird diversity, locally increasing richness but decreasing conservation priority species in areas where settlement had removed much of the forest cover.

Out of it came forty years of occupation, widespread illegal settlements, the intensification of Palestinian nationalism, terrorism, counterattacks, checkpoints, failed negotiations, uprisings, and ever-deepening distrust.

Aesthetic impacts of settlement extension (P < 0.001) and of grassland intensification (P < 0.001) reduced the economic value of development options impacting the Visp landscape.

Such qualified simplification and inclusivity, wherever they have occurred in human history, seem to have been associated with other fundamental changes increased settlement, extension and intensification of trade, and the emergence of lingua francas and other cultural commonalties, all of which had been occurring in central Arabia for several centuries.

The observed spatial patterns allow us to infer certain aspects relating to the ancient use of the land, transformations in settlement patterns and the intensification of landscape use.

Iterative optimisation of settlement site and settlement design.

Characteristic of the turn of the 10th century in most Polish tribal settlement areas was a particular intensification of gord building activity.

In Senegal (Ancey and Monas 2005) and Nigeria (Milligan and Binns 2007), policy makers still argue for the permanent settlement of herders and for the intensification of livestock production.

The major anthropogenic impacts on the coastal waters of the study area are due to the intensification of tourism, fishing and urbanization by discharging sewage from hotels and settlements directly into the sea.