Sentence examples for settlements are linked from inspiring English sources

These three cities and many smaller settlements are linked by roads.

The main settlements are linked by roads and a government-operated air service, which also provides interisland passenger service.

Tombo Island, the site of the original settlement, is linked to the peninsula by a 328-yard (300-metre) causeway; it contains Conakry's deepwater harbour (accommodating vessels of 36-foot [11-metre] draft), which exports alumina (treated bauxite), bananas, oranges, pineapples, coffee, palm produce, and fish.

When it is up and running, supposedly by year-end, EuroCCP will offer automated clearing and settlement of any trades that are linked to its system.

Rather, spatial patterns of forest use are linked to the pre-conceived design of the settlement project.

Its main settlements, Kampung Tekek on the west coast and Teluk Juara on the east, are linked by a rough, hilly track.

The Israeli settlements would be linked, as now, to the rest of the country by a spaghetti of so-called security roads patrolled by Israeli troops, with each settlement likewise provided with its own defense units, as well as secure supplies of water and electricity.

The sticking point appeared to be how tightly, if at all, the first stage -- the evacuation of the three Gaza settlements -- would be linked to the subsequent three stages in the wording of the proposal the government is to consider.

Development of agriculture and the network of permanent settlements are believed to be linked to the formation of well drained soils.

Much of the early settlement of Lanús, formerly called the county of Cuatro de Junio, was linked to the colonization and settlement of Avellaneda county.

Generally, the observed increase in the extent of forest cover changes during 1985 to 2005 was linked to settlement of the Fulani cattle herders in the reserve.