Sentence examples for settlement set up from inspiring English sources

Their first settlement, set up in 1864 at Escape Cliffs, northeast of Port Darwin, failed two years later through poor site choice and mismanagement.

When I arrived, I found a whole settlement set up around the temple, with sharp-cheeked men and girls selling necklaces and statues of the Buddha, mystical scrolls and even CD's.

In Elon Moreh, which is a pioneer settlement set up in the 1970s near Nablus, the database shows that most of the construction has been carried out without properly approved plans, and that a northern neighborhood was built on private land.

However, this settlement set up a showdown between the U.S. and Swiss governments over the secrecy of Swiss bank accounts.

The plaintiffs had asked that their lawsuit be dismissed because of an out-of-court settlement setting up the $4.6 billion fund to compensate people enslaved by the Nazis.

In addition, the settlement sets up procedures that make it easy for Google to clear rights to all other out-of-print works where rightsholders can be located, but leaves rivals without a mechanism to easily resolve disputes over ownership and copyright status that preclude competitive distribution.

It legalises squatter settlements set up on private land before 2005 the eighth such measure in the past four decades.

Unlike townships such as Soweto, which were designated areas for blacks to live in under apartheid, the shantytowns are spontaneous settlements set up by people fleeing the poverty and lack of opportunity in rural South Africa.

The evacuation of this outpost, one of the largest and most established of the wildcat Jewish settlements set up in the West Bank without Israeli government permits over the past 15 years, but often with government infrastructure aid, sent a mixed message about the future of settlements.

Polish refugees were housed at dedicated settlements set up at Marandellas and Rusape, two towns about 40 km apart to the south-east of Salisbury, from 1943.

"Our major concern is to monitor and detect new disease outbreaks in the many informal settlements set up by internally displaced people in and around Mogadishu," said Dr. Marthe Everard, WHO Representative for Somalia.