Sentence examples for origin towns from inspiring English sources

Another is when the conflict moves: there are areas around the frontline which the government does not recognize as territories not under its control and does not include them in the official decree stating the origin towns where IDPs come from, so people running from these areas can't receive the status and benefits.

In order to ensure the heterogeneity of the participants' profiles, three criteria were established: age (15 17 or 18 24), origin (cities, towns, or villages), and level of education (ranging from primary education to university studies).

Probably of Greek origin, the town was the ancient Surrentum, a Roman resort.

Of Etruscan origin, the town was taken by the Romans about 310 bc.

Logography was the prose compilation of oral traditions relating to the origins of towns, peoples, and places.

Of Roman origin, the town was taken from the Byzantines by the Normans, who, for a period, made it their capital.

Located in an area of cones, domes, and alluvial fans of volcanic origin, the town lies along Stettin Bay, an inlet of Kimbe Bay.

Of obscure origin, the town formed part of the duchy of Benevento and of the principality of Salerno and was occupied successively by the Normans, the Aragonese, and the Orsini.

Strikingly, he was careful not to advertise his Jewish origins around town; the film first mentions it when he is challenged by someone who says Jews were warned in advance about 9/11.

Despite its origins, this town has developed an apparent desire to chart its own course.

A far right group called the North West Infidels suddenly announced they would be marching on our town and the Internet was quickly awash with intolerant abuse directed towards anyone of Pakistani origin in our town.