Sentence examples for settlement contributed from inspiring English sources

Forest recovery from large disturbances that occurred during Euro-American settlement contributed substantially to this increase.

Australia's low and concentrated population density and the short history since European settlement contribute to the lack of environmental data.

At the same time, the area of asylum planning was establishing itself as a branch of asylum psychiatry and promoting the idea of the asylum as model settlement, contributing to social reform.

But he hasn't in any way contributed to the cessation of settlements, contributed to real negotiations directly.

Since this is fungible, how has funding settlements contributed to our security?

Other criticisms allege employers in settlements contribute to the legitimization of the occupation, restricting access to water and markets, and effectively robbing Palestinians of their livelihoods and their choice in where to work.

Kershner began the piece with a simple recitation of a few of the poll's findings: "a majority of Israeli Jews marry within their own religious or secular groups" and the different sub-groups "largely separate social worlds" and have "starkly contrasting positions on many public policy issues" like whether West Bank settlements contribute to Israel's security.

The creation of an independent trust fund as part of the settlement will contribute to development in Ogoni land.

"This settlement will contribute to the wider changes in our business model, to ensure that ENO becomes a more financially resilient organisation, able to move forward on a reduced public subsidy".

Human factors, including both urban and rural settlement patterns, contribute to currently observed trends of increased incidence and expansion of dengue transmission.

"The EU spends hundreds of millions of euros in aid each year to support Palestinian state building but then undermines this assistance by trading with illegal settlements, thus contributing to their viability and expansion," said Phyllis Starkey, a trustee for Medical Aid for Palestinians.