Sentence examples for settlement of people from inspiring English sources

The oldest and largest U.S. settlement of people of Icelandic stock is on Washington Island, off the tip of Door county.

The Central Committee meeting is likely to endorse broad objectives to loosen government controls over capital flows, interest rates, natural resource prices, the leasing and development of farmland, and the settlement of people from villages in towns and cities, according to several investment analysts' reports and Chinese newspaper articles.

The Yukon Beringia Interpretive Center has exhibits on people and animals of land-bridge days — including the cast of a skeleton of the largest woolly mammoth ever recovered in North America and a diorama of a cave settlement of people who might have hunted it.

Traces of settlement of people of only one archaeological culture dated to the Late Palaeolithic are recorded in the Koło Basin – i.e. the Tanged Point Complex, called in Polish territories the Sviderian Culture.

Since the occupation of the territories in 1967, the Israelis have disregarded international law and conventions which specifically prohibit the acquisition of property and the settlement of people by the occupying power in lands seized in time of war.

The settlement of peoples was accompanied by changes in languages.

The transects outside the ORI compound were shorter than those inside the ORI compound owing to settlements of people, leading to lower number of quadrats studied.

Settlements of people culturally similar to those of present-day Sri Lanka and Tamil Nadu in modern India were excavated at megalithic burial sites at Pomparippu on the west coast and in Kathiraveli on the east coast of the island, villages established between the 5th century BC and 2nd century AD.

Two communities in the Pilbara are also on the list: Wakathuni, a settlement of 91 people near Tom Price, and Yandeyarra, a community of 105 people inland of Port Hedland.

A farming settlement of 209 people was recorded in 1818.

IMAGINE a town or settlement of 30,000 people, probably near Moscow.