Sentence examples for settlements from which from inspiring English sources

The centrally controlled early Piast monarchy had been based on a system of fortified settlements from which an official called the castellan tended to the ruler's domain and acted as administrator, military commander, judge, and tax collector.

All SPHS case-patients were residents of slum settlements from which non-SPHS case-patients were identified before and after the appearance of SPHS.

Coyoacán was built on the site of a pre-Columbian settlement from which the Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés launched his attack on Tenochtitlán, the Aztec capital (now Mexico City), and was the first capital of New Spain.

They question our political goals and they deny the reality of a peace settlement from which they will be excluded.

Built in 1948 as a settlement from which to farm Karakul sheep, it now boasts 15 rooms, lush gardens, an open-air restaurant, bar, two swimming pools, and coordinates to live for.

Mapam maintains a Marxist ideology and is influential in the left-wing section of the kibbutz (collective settlement) movement, from which it draws much of its strength.

The results are interpreted in terms of a settlement system from which inferences about mobility patterns and social organization are drawn.

The revised deal includes a $20 million settlement fund from which the approximately 614,000 users who responded to Facebook's class action notice can make a claim to receive a cash payment.

The firms also proposed a second figure for a settlement beyond this, from which they would receive a quarter and their clients the rest.

In the mid-19th century, Yokohama became the primary foreign settlement after 1859, from which Western knowledge proliferated in Japan.

It won an $85 million settlement from American Express, which it accused of deceptive and discriminatory marketing and billing practices.