Sentence examples for settlements to which from inspiring English sources

The conditions in the Roma settlements to which Leslie took me next made Dorohoi look like East Hampton.

However, they live and forage in the vicinity of settlements, to which they come close to spend the night.

Hamas responded with volleys of rockets fired at Israeli settlements, to which the Israelis retaliated with even more bombardments.

They attributed this to the influx of NGOs and international funding and resources into government-recognised IDP settlements to which some populations from remote villages were relocated.

The Thatcher settlement – to which Ed defers along with most of the rest of the political class – has collapsed.

On the other hand, a settlement to which Bibi was a party would likely be as durable as Menachem Begin's peace treaty with Egypt.

Palmer was a mainstay of Jane Addams's Hull House settlement, to which she gave both liberal financial and personal support, and from 1892 to 1896 she was a trustee of Northwestern University.

The cumulative outcome was a Labour split and the Thatcherite counter-revolution of the 80s, which gradually reversed much of the postwar social democratic settlement to which Healey had devoted his life.

Second, I wish to remind you that among the terms of the settlement to which Morgan Stanley agreed is a requirement that the firm, and those speaking on its behalf, do not deny the Commission's allegations.

Such cases are often resolved before the board actually moves to prosecute a company, usually through a settlement to which the parties agree.

In 1877, Osip Berkman was granted the right, as a successful businessman, to move from the Pale of Settlement to which Jews were generally restricted in the Russian Empire.