Sentence examples for settlements and the use from inspiring English sources

Others said that as new developments propel the scandal, the church might be forced to change its stance on settlements and the use of parishioner donations.

There is a more rapid increase in the poverty level in urban areas compared to the rural areas and this has caused an alteration in the spatial distribution of human settlements and changed the use of natural land to urban use.

After the case was settled, one of the lead plaintiffs, New York City Pension Funds, challenged both the amount of legal fees provided under the settlement agreement and the use of the auction.

Mr. Abbas said that if the quartet produced a package to pave the way back to negotiations that included an Israeli freeze on settlement construction and the use of the pre-1967 lines with agreed land swaps as the basis for talks on borders — both longstanding Palestinian demands — the Palestinians "will go to the United Nations and we will return back to talks".

Data about settlement populations and the use of outpatient health services were exported from the UNHCR health information system database.

The mean NDVI was used as input in a k-mean cluster analysis [89] with the number of clusters set to the number of LUCa (forest land, grassland, cropland and settlements and other land use) used in the analysis.

Our study found that these perceptions have resulted in Fulani pastoralists being denied settlements in communities and the use of and access to resources.

Since the settlements and the agricultural lands use the same drainage systems in large part, there is shared responsibility in operation and maintenance.

The patterning of anthrosols in ancient settlements indicates the use of space and can therefore serve as a basis for comparison of community spatial organization between sites and regions.

It means that Granatino, 38, father of Radmacher's two young daughters, must be content with an earlier settlement awarding him £1m and the use of a £2.5m home until his younger daughter is 22. Radmacher, who is 40, is thought to be worth more than £100m, largely inherited from her family paper firm.

Advances in remote sensing and space-based imaging have led to an increased understanding of past settlements and landscape use, but – until now – the images in tropical regions have not been detailed enough to provide datasets that permitted the computation of digital elevation models for heavily forested and hilly terrain.