Sentence examples for moving settlements from inspiring English sources

Already, officials are talking about moving settlements away from the shore, changing building codes, introducing new crops and amending fishing regulations.

Donald Migliori, a lawyer whose firm was involved in negotiating all of the settlements, said yesterday that Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein's ruling on the recording last week had moved settlement talks forward.

He said that any unilateral moves by Israel would include moving some settlements "to reduce as much as possible the number of Israelis located in the heart of the Palestinian population".

Mr. Vilan, the leftist lawmaker, said that under his law, moving into settlement houses bought by the government would be an offense punishable by up to five years in prison.

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.

When they moved into settlements or sent their children to towns such as Sterlitamak or Bukhara for an education, that situation changed.

Most of the newcomers moved into settlements that many observers expect to be evacuated in any peace deal leading to a Palestinian state.

Israelis left and right already fear a day when the government will have to send the army in to move these settlements if the settlers refuse to go.

To ward off anticipated Palestinian demonstrations in the wake of the UN vote in New York, Israeli soldiers armed with stun-grenades, tear-gas and a foul-smelling liquid known as skunk have moved into settlements near Palestinian towns.

Nick Waplington, who spent several years in Israel as part of this project, focussed on Jewish families — many of them new immigrants from Canada, Britain, and the U.S. — who had moved into settlements in the West Bank.

He also called for Russia and the United States to move toward settlements on other issues that have divided them, led by the yearlong standoff over Washington's plans to build a limited national missile defense.