MITROVICA, Kosovo -- After years of impasse between the national government of Kosovo and ethnic Serbs demanding autonomy within their northern enclave in the new country, international pressure has intensified on the Serbs.
Sue, the neighbor up the road, thinks Mr. Cuomo has been fortunate to end up in their enclave, which falls within one of the most sought-after school districts.
When the first Joseph Coury came to the United States, immigrants were encouraged to become as generically American as possible, expressing their cultural traditions mainly within their own homes and enclaves.
They can remain, for generations, within their own cultural and linguistic enclave, and they are consequently likely to be less loyal to the United States than other hyphenated Americans are.
And so we have "private clouds" that live behind the firewall, or within some private enclave within an outsourced data center.
Immigrants can overcome some transportation difficulties through carpooling, but this dependence often causes their non-work activity space to become restricted to within the enclave [11].
When Royal Caribbean ships call at Labadee, the cruise line's private resort in Haiti, elite guests get their own special beach club away from fellow travelers — an enclave within an enclave.
Contrary to intuition, those within the enclave aren't any happier because they are no wealthier than their comparison group, and those outside have a visibly wealthier reference group.
Although they lived and prayed together within an enclave, partly as a form of mutual protection — some historians believe they banded together after losing their men to the Crusades, which left behind mainly criminals and louts — beguines were not confined to the cloister.
Vitez was inside "the ring" — an enclave within an enclave — a Bosnian Muslim enclave surrounded by Croat militia, which itself was surrounded by Muslim forces.
