Sentence examples for rural settlers from inspiring English sources

The rancher, Vitalmiro Bastos de Moura, was convicted of ordering the murder in 2005 of Sister Dorothy Stang, from Dayton, Ohio, a longtime organizer of rural settlers and the poor in their efforts to protect their land from seizures by cattle ranchers and timber merchants.

"Cats" are a popular delicacy in the rural corners of the southern and midwest states of America; historians record that southern American Indians used to dive down and catch the fish by hand, a tradition of fishing without hook or line taken up by rural settlers across the region.

It is the primary source of energy in Nigeria constituting about 37%% of overall energy consumption among the rural settlers and semi-urban dwellers [20, 29].

Where the rural settlers of the 19th century sought to conquer wilderness, "urban pioneers" in the 21st century deploy nature as a tool of economic development in a city with a shrinking population and a large spatial footprint.

Schemes to flood the rural Transvaal with British settlers yielded only a trickle, and, worse yet, compulsory Anglicization of education only intensified feelings of Afrikaner nationalism.

You will learn how Turkey has brought in 160,000 settlers from rural Anatolia, in violation of Geneva Conventions concerning occupied territories.

Many of the shape-note songs were written by English composers such as Isaac Watts and Charles Wesley, set to old English dance tunes and carried from churches in rural England by colonial settlers.

Now he drives someone else's car.The "tensions" he refers to occurred in 2000 after indigenous people from the island of Guadalcanal threw out all the Malaitan settlers working in rural parts of their island, and sent them crowding back into the capital, Honiara.

Furthermore, one member is openly planning to create a hideout and European ethnostate in rural British Columbia favouring exclusively white settlers.

Furthermore, one member is openly planning to create a hideout and European ethnostate in rural British Columbia favoring exclusively white settlers.

In what was essentially still "pioneer country," settlers dwelt largely in rural homesteads that stretched from the plantation belt in the Panhandle down to the swamps of the Everglades.