Sentence examples for military settlements from inspiring English sources

The government says we will not move any military settlements or military camps.

The famed Don Cossacks established themselves in independent military settlements along the middle and lower Don by the 16th century but subsequently came under tsarist control.

Beyond such extremes, analysts say Tamils, who are mostly Hindu, now live in a state in which the largely Sinhalese military is the dominant force in daily life, creating large military settlements, building settler camps and temples for the predominantly Buddhist Sinhalese in largely Hindu areas, and taking up economic ventures in the north and east.

The British desire to claim all of Australia, combined with a belief that they could harness the trade of the eastern Malay Archipelago just as the Dutch had done in Java, led to the establishment of three military settlements on the territory coast.

Some of the most powerful pieces in Chinese literature, like the Tang Dynasty Ballad of the Army Carts by the eighth-century poet Du Fu, tell of the bitter hardships of lonely soldiers sent to garrison military settlements far to the west of China proper.

The port of Madras (Chennai) on the Coromandel Coast of India was founded in 1639, and Fort St . Georgein the 1640s, by the English East India Company (EEIC, 1600 1858), a joint-stock corporation of English merchants, as part of their network of warehouses or "factories" protected by military settlements and forts across South and East Asia.

Russia's setbacks, however, tempered his views on the feasibility of a military settlement.

This eventually merged with the neighbouring Almoravid military settlement of Tagrart, which was founded in the 11th century.

South Amboy began in the mid-17th century as a Dutch military settlement to protect New Amsterdam (now Manhattan) from the British.

Founded in 1747 as Pokrovskaya sloboda (military settlement), the city was the capital of the former Volga-German Republic from 1922 to 1941, being renamed Engels in 1931.

Mr. Kissinger also told Mr. Zhou that the position of the United States was to work out a military settlement, but not a specific political outcome.