Sentence examples for settlement sites from inspiring English sources
There have been complaints from people living near the settlement sites that the South Sudanese are receiving unfair advantages.
"So many Phoenician settlement sites were geographically close to non-Phoenician sites, making it easier to distinguish differences in genetic patterns".
The diversity of geomorphology, climate, and plant distribution in Switzerland provides a wide variety of settlement sites, a variety further enhanced by the country's central European location.
Social stratification is very marked at settlement sites such as El Argar and El Oficio (Almería), where the richest women were adorned with silver diadems while their male consorts were equipped with bronze swords, axes, and polished pottery.
The 7,000 years of irrigation farming on the alluvium have created a complex landscape of natural levees, fossil meanders, abandoned canal systems, and thousands of ancient settlement sites.
An official explains that he needs no permit; he just has to go to one of the new settlement sites and tell the builders where he wants the house.In this section Road to ruin Austerity, or bust Homeless, and increasingly hopeless Branching out Reprints Related items Lessons from El Salvador’s tragedyJan 18th 2001The government has appealed for foreign aid to pay for homes for the poor.
The Romans built a castrum (camp) called Anagastum there, probably on an old tribal settlement site.
No trace of a settlement site has been found, but the team will be returning to the peninsula next summer.
Old Town San Diego State Historic Park, on the 19th-century settlement site, displays artifacts and restored buildings, and the nearby Serra Museum stands on the location of the original presidio.
UNHCR staff were at the refugee settlement site when an incident occurred that resulted in a refugee sustaining extensive burns to his body.
At the Grand Street Settlement site on Manhattan's Lower East Side, young people drift in at 4 or 4 30, and some stay as late as 9.
