Sentence examples for which has sheltered from inspiring English sources

Their flight is felt in places like the wind-scoured village of Tenna, which has sheltered dozens of Christian migrants over the past nine years.

The old house, which has sheltered many restaurants over many decades, is in a new "with it" phase, augmented by a menu that is dichotomous.

MRI rehoused Kaira in LGBTQ-specific accommodation, which has sheltered them from sexual violence over the last few years.

Ecuador, which has sheltered the founder of the WikiLeaks anti-secrecy organisation, Julian Assange, said it was considering Snowden's request for asylum.

Many experts believe that only Pakistan's powerful security establishment — which has sheltered Taliban leaders for more than a decade — can persuade the militant group to negotiate.

Six planeloads of food, tents and other supplies have been dispatched and a 100-bed field hospital set up in Macedonia, which has sheltered many refugees.

Thirteen years later, after the 9/11 attacks, the United States overthrew the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, which had sheltered Al Qaeda, in a matter of weeks.

They are dominated by ethnic Pashtun tribes, some of which have sheltered and supported militants over decades of conflict in Afghanistan.

The fact that Bush followed the invasion of Afghanistan, which had sheltered al-Qaeda, with the toppling of Saddam Hussein, will puzzle historians for centuries.

It led to the American conquest and occupation first of Afghanistan, which had sheltered the leaders of Al Qaeda, and then of Iraq, which had no direct connection to September 11th.

Page A21 Business THE FUTURE OF PENSIONS And the Auto Industry Decisions that the government will make on the future of General Motors and Chrysler could speed the decline of pension plans, which have sheltered generations of workers from poverty in old age.