Sentence examples for settlements through the from inspiring English sources

If we cannot stop the settlements through the peace process, we have to go to the Security Council, the Human Rights Council and every international legal body".

"Basically, you've got to be like a wolf that bares its throat…You cannot win .The merciless pursuit of settlements through the threat of criminal prosecution and the withdrawal of licences not only denies banks the right to a fair hearing, but also sometimes forces them to waive other rights.

Thousands of square miles of agricultural and residential land were submerged by water that had surged over the banks of the Mississippi River system or that had been purposely diverted from large settlements through the blasting of levees and the opening of spillways.

A dangerous aspect of the fires is the threat to local mines, industries, and settlements through the volume loss underground.

Furthermore, this study aims at forecasting the development of urban settlements through the application of the cellular automata model SLEUTH; the case study concerns the Municipality of Altamura (Apulia region, Italy).

This history of Milton Keynes details its development from the earliest human settlements, through the plans for a 'new city' for 250,000 people in south central England, its subsequent urban design and development, to the present day.

In this paper we explore the relationship between ritual, cosmological re-working of contested landscapes and colonial settlement through the lens of an archaeological site on one of Australia's most northerly islands.

From the earliest Roman riverside settlements through to the sad and shabby sight of what's left of modern Soho, London is undoubtedly a place that comes to life under the cloak of darkness.

Establishing the rule of law means more and better police forces, prosecutors and judges, as well as soldiers.It also involves a political settlement, through the peace process.

Stuart H. Smith, a lawyer in New Orleans, said that many of his clients had not sued BP and that they wanted a settlement through the Feinberg fund.

It was right to try to pursue a diplomatically brokered political settlement through the United Nations, but this process foundered on President Bashar al-Assad's continued brutality.