Sentence examples for moved to settlements from inspiring English sources
Most settlers aren't bad people; many poor Sephardic, Russian and ultra-Orthodox Jews simply moved to settlements because government subsidies made housing there cheap.
The drought also had a social impact: families separated, damaging the social networks which provide a safety net for pastoralists, and many moved to settlements and food distribution centres.
The Israeli officials said that repeated discussions with Bush officials starting in late 2002 resulted in agreement that housing could be built within the boundaries of certain settlement blocks as long as no new land was expropriated, no special economic incentives were offered to move to settlements and no new settlements were built.
In fact, the Israeli government actively encourages people to move to settlements, providing subsidized housing, transport and water.
Most of them moved to new settlements just up the hillsides, like the new city of Wushan.
Just that day I had worked with data showing that in the 30 years since they'd moved to permanent settlements, their caloric intake had declined from what it had been when they were hunting and gathering.
Most of the "investigations" of financial institutions over the past six years have swiftly moved to cash settlements, often without holding anyone responsible for admitting wrongdoing or providing a detailed description of what they did wrong.
Some families moved to the settlements, while others sought refuge on islands north or in villages in Gharb Aswan.
Along with other coastal resorts, the island drew in evacuees from London, though as the war progressed, these were moved to safer settlements further inland.
The population suffered the effects of war and disease, and the few survivors were moved into Spanish reducciones in southeastern Petén, before being moved to colonial settlements in other parts of Petén.
Since first western contact in 1950, some Waorani have moved to permanent settlements, often centered on a school.
