Sentence examples for settlements which from inspiring English sources

Rural areas are grouped into caseríos (settlements), which are subdivisions of aldeas.

Another 100 embryonic settlements, which Israel calls outposts, have sprung up in the past decade.

Settlements which in effect were being discussed under the shadow of law".

He even rejected four settlements, which ranged from $5.5 million to $8 million, as "disproportionately large".

Oxfam says it "is opposed to all trade from Israeli settlements, which are illegal under international law".

He has said the United States does "not accept the legitimacy" of the settlements, which should stop.

Those settlements, which are illegal under international law, house around 500,000 Jewish settlers and are largely inaccessible to Palestinians.

Most people live in rural settlements, which usually take the form of small linear villages set alongside paths or roads.

Most police-misconduct payouts come through settlements, which allow the Chicago police department to withhold admitting that wrongdoing actually occurred.

These settlements, which were occupied roughly between 800 and 1600 A.D., included houses and moats and palisade walls.

Young idealists went out to the West Bank to put up impromptu settlements, which the army at first dismantled.