Sentence examples for planned towns from inspiring English sources

Following displacement to State planned towns, Israeli Bedouin women lost many of their traditional agro-pastoral productive roles and became subject to stricter patriarchal confinement to their homes.

The issue of urban tribalism is a significant one in Israel not only with regard to the challenges facing the residents of the established seven towns but also vis a vis the current resurgence of old state policy of resettling the Negev Bedouin in governmentally planned towns.

Sometimes planned towns or villages were created around a castle.

He describes in turn planned towns, the open-field town, and the market town.

It has taken Milton Keynes 40 years to shake off the failures of the ugly list of 60s planned towns it sits at the centre of: Stevenage, Redditch, Peterborough, Crawley.

There are beautiful planned towns such as Dubrovnik, Croatia, which the Venetians built wonderfully.

To the north of the planned town there is a large production area established, around which there are areas of completion, and an area of the tertiary sector consolidated near the border of Leinì.

Songo Mnara is particularly well-suited to a study of Swahili public space because of its short occupation and clear town plan understood through standing architecture; it is likely the best example of how the southern Swahili understood a planned town should be organized in the fifteenth century AD.

He may perhaps also have hoped to create a planned town alongside the castle, possibly intending to relocate the population of Embleton there.

According to the Flores Historiarum, during the construction of the castle and planned town, the body of the Roman emperor Magnus Maximus was discovered at Caernarfon and Edward I ordered his reburial in a local church.

By planning towns around pedestrians and investing in cycle lanes, local councils will encourage travel under two miles to be under your own steam or by hydrogen buses.