Sentence examples for settlements whose from inspiring English sources

In addition, there are "unofficial" settlements whose number is estimated variously from 80 to 100.

But Israel's military sidesteps such concerns when it parks a huge mast next to the mosque or approves sprawl for settlements whose sewage spills onto Nabi Samuel's land.

In 2005, a $700 million agreement covered 8,000 patients, and the company has made 2,500 individual settlements whose total value has not been disclosed, Lilly said.

Most striking is that the project sits in the center of the coastal strip on the sites of the former Israeli settlements whose looted greenhouses and ruined fields became a symbol of all that had turned sour in the Israeli withdrawal six years ago.

They will leave cities. Their towns of cement may not measure up to the beauty of the stunning Roman city of Palmyra in Syria's eastern desert, or the sheer number of the Byzantines' settlements, whose dead cities total around 600 in Syria alone, but they will certainly be bigger.

Like Gulliver, he arrives at a series of settlements, whose rules are baffling and customs arcane: a forced music camp (or "mulag") in the middle of the woods; a nameless military town whose inhabitants nearly all work in the straitjacket factory; and an enormous orchard where each tree represents a murdered political prisoner.

Both sides sued, and in March they came to a settlement whose terms were not disclosed.

The settlement, whose terms were not disclosed, was reached last week and announced Wednesday by the plaintiff's lawyers.

The artifacts are believed to have been looted from Morgantina, an ancient Greek settlement whose ruins lie next to Aidone.

The settlement, whose details have not been made public, came earlier this month just before final epidemiological report was released.

The settlement, whose broad outlines were reported last week, came after a long-running negotiation that had strained ties between the United States and France.