Sentence examples for to allow for settlement from inspiring English sources

To allow for settlement growth in ways that minimized the impact on Palestinians".

The arguments in favour of landraising have included the need to allow for settlement and surface drainage, landscape improvements, mitigation of existing sites, creation of viewpoints, provision of recreational after-uses and screening of unsightly developments.

In the past I did all that I could to expose the ways of our Israeli occupiers and the legal transformations that have taken place in the West Bank, robbing Palestinians of their land to allow for Jewish settlements.

MFY Legal Services, which defends homeowners, and Harwood Feffer, a large class-action firm, have filed a class-action suit claiming that Steven J. Baum has consistently failed to file certain papers that are necessary to allow for a state-mandated settlement conference that can lead to a modification.

Nearly 4,500 of the demolition orders affected Palestinian Bedouins, who human rights groups argue are at the centre of Israeli plans to force them off their land to allow for expansion of Jewish settlements in the West Bank, which are illegal under international law.

In 1910, the German Reichstag developed a plan by which the riverain Duala would be moved inland to allow for wholly European riverside settlements.

Game controlled areas, which allow for settlement, cattle grazing, and hunting, suffered worse habitat degradation than areas with no legal protection, with bushlands, grasslands, swamps and "other lands" pixels faring worse than baseline measures.

New settlement building is already frozen, but Israel now permits the expansion of existing settlements to allow for population growth.

The Palestinians, he said, should never agree to borders determined by Israeli settlements.On the other hand, once this was agreed in principle, there could be minor adjustments to allow for some of the Jewish settlements to be included within the Israeli state.

The pressure on the government to allow for natural growth in these settlements is enormous and no government is likely to freeze completely their natural expansion even under intense American pressure.

Mr. Kenny, the Irish leader, said it was highly unlikely that the European Union would agree to rewrite treaty terms to allow for what Mr. Cameron called a "new settlement," an arrangement that would let Britain retain access to the single market but exempt it from rules it did not like.