Sentence examples for tribes subject from inspiring English sources

The settled areas include lowland tribes subject to direct administration by the provincial government.

Under Aulus Plautius an army of four legions was assembled, together with a number of auxiliary regiments consisting of cavalry and infantry raised among warlike tribes subject to the empire.

The reform of Abdoulwehhab being admitted by Ibn Saaoud, was embraced by all the tribes subject to his command.

A recent retrospective Ahsai study found no single severe G6PD deficient case among 236 neonates from one Arabic Bedouin tribe subjected to cord blood screening by FST [ 29].

The Narragansetts asked the Federal District Court in Providence to declare the search illegal, contending that only Congress can determine whether the tribe is subject to state taxation, its lawyer said.

In his first pastoral letter, published in 1959, when Rhodesia was still part of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, and titled "A Purchased People," he questioned the legitimacy of colonial rule, saying, "Any violent seizure of territory which was at the time inhabited and cultivated by a native tribe and subject to the authority of its rulers constitutes unjust aggression".

Indeed, since the establishment of the State of Israel (1948) the Negev Bedouin tribes were subjected to profound spatial relocations and transitions and with these, social and economic upheaval (for key events in the chronology of Bedouin urbanization see Appendix).

Dubai is thought to have been established as a fishing village in the early 18th century and was, by 1822, a town of some 7-800 members of the Baniyas tribe and subject to the rule of Sheikh Tahnoon of Abu Dhabi.

But the only person with any clues about his disappearance is the fearsome and reclusive Swenson, who lives with the Lakashi tribe, the subjects of her research on fertility.

In the context of the flipped classroom, such isolated tribes and local subject area studies are manifested in the evident lack of interaction between subject fields.

Highlights include such road movies as Bag Of Rice, about a young girl's journey across Tehran; the magical Cold Fever from Iceland; and Burden Of Dreams, a behind-the-scenes look at Werner Herzog's Fitzcarraldo, about an obsessive Irishman bent on bringing high culture to far-flung tribes - a subject close to Tilda's heart.