Examples of using Existing settlements in English and their translations into Russian
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Meanwhile, the existing settlements will not be dismantled.
At the same time, the Israeli authorities continued to expand existing settlements.
The expansion of already existing settlements has continued unabated.
The Government will meet the ongoing development needs of existing settlements.
It also reiterates its previous recommendation that existing settlements be legalized to the extent possible CERD/C/RUS/CO/19, para. 26.
People also translate
The new set of policies does not include any promise not to expand the existing settlements.
Part of the strategy is dedicated to improving the quality of life in existing settlements, as well as stimulating the development of smaller towns.
For most developing countries the main issue is that of building new housing in addition to improving existing settlements.
During the reporting period, Israel continued to expand existing settlements in occupied territory and to approve new settlements. .
The Special Rapporteur was informed, however,that approximately 25 per cent of the housing units in existing settlements were unoccupied.
It decided to resume settlement activities and to expand the existing settlements as well as to continue the confiscation and usurpation of land.
New Arab settlements are not in planning due to a policy the purpose of which is to develop existing settlements.
Although Israel has undertaken not to establish new settlements, the existing settlements are expanding both in terms of land and settlers.
In January 2014, the Government of Israel approved a five-year plan for the development of around 30,000 dunams of land near existing settlements.
While the construction of new settlements in East Jerusalem is progressing, the existing settlements in the West Bank and Gaza Strip continue to expand.
According to Ha'aretz, these can be considered as new settlements, even thoughmost are located not far from existing settlements.
It can be concluded that Israeli plans to build new settlements and expand existing settlements in the occupied territories are aimed at achieving the following.
The previous Israeli Government had implemented a freeze on the building of new settlements andhad stopped the sale of some 3,000 housing units in already existing settlements.
Most of the new settlement sites are located some 700 yards or more from existing settlements, with some as much as a mile away.
Twenty new neighbourhoods in existing settlements and over 100 new“footholds”, some of which are destined to evolve into new and distinct settlements, have been established.
The number of Israeli settlements in the occupied Syrian Golan has increased and existing settlements have been expanded.
We do not have information on new settlements, but we know that existing settlements are expanding and, therefore, in the final analysis, the number of settlers is increasing.
The Government continued to expropriate Palestinian land in order tobuild new and expand existing settlements and construct bypasses.
It has said yes to the construction of dozens of new settlements in the Golan and the West Bank,yes to the enlargement of dozens of existing settlements, yes to the confiscation of other lands belonging to the Arabs of the occupied territories, yes to the complete obliteration of the Arab identity of Al-Quds, yes to the multiplication of threats and shows of force, and yes to the escalation of tension.
It sought information on action taken andplanned to freeze construction of settlements and to dismantle existing settlements or outposts.
In addition, it urged the Israeli Government to put a halt to new settlements, dismantle existing settlements and desist from its flagrant violation of international law and United Nations resolutions.
Steps were also being taken to deliberately change the demography of the occupied Golan,in particular by increasing the number of settlers and expanding existing settlements.
There are no new settlements as such, butthere are attempts to expand some of the existing settlements and to build a number of connecting roads.
The Late Neolithic I period was succeeded by the Late Neolithic II period(or LNII) where economic andsocial life in existing settlements continued uninterruptedly.
With regard to the settlements and their expansion in the occupied Golan,Israel continued its efforts to develop and expand existing settlements by offering financial and tax incentives and by increasing workplaces, particularly in tourism and agriculture.