Examples of using Their settlements in English and their translations into Serbian
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We are talking about tens of thousands who left their settlements in the Nineveh Valley.
Their settlements are hidden in the thick jungle, so we have no clue about how they live.
Even after more than a hundred years, their settlements are reminiscent of Russian villages.
Among the uninformed residents are the Roma, andlawyers rarely visit their settlements.
Their settlements, mosques and walls were torn down after the Byzantine reconquest of Crete in 961 AD.[27][28].
All borough and village leaders will make sure… that not a sole deserter hides in their settlements.
Their settlements are segregated from other settlements, they are unhygienic and lack appropriate infrastructure.".
One rather large tribe, the Visigoths(western Goths),began to move towards Italy from their settlements in the Balkans.
To protect their settlements from seasonal inundation, floodwalls were erected, and these eventually became the walls of cities.
It's a Stone Age tribe, or at least it was when Tyler anda girl called Lisa stumbled into one of their settlements.
Roma today are physically segregated in their settlements from the rest of society," says federal Assistant Minister for Human and Minority Rights Jelena Markovic.
At the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713,the French recognised the right of the English to James Island and their settlements on the River Gambia.
The local authorities may try to help such people by improving infrastructure in their settlements and subsidizing families further, but such aid is mostly viewed by the Roma as superficial and insufficient.
The Phoenicians lacked the manpower and the need to found large colonies as the Greeks did, and few of their settlements….
The local authorities tend to try to help such people by improving infrastructure in their settlements and subsidizing families further, but such aid is mostly superficial and insufficient.
The new Kosovo constitution's coming into effect on June 15th has sparked different reactionsamong the Kosovo Serbs, and their opinion largely depends on the location of their settlements in Kosovo.
Considering that this is a very old settlement, its first inhabitants have built their settlements by the river, in order to have drinking water, so Botoš is built right next to Timiş.
The Phoenicians lacked the manpower andthe need to found large colonies as the Greeks did, and few of their settlements grew to any size.
Seventy years later, French explorer Samuel de Champlain reported that the St. Lawrence Iroquoians and their settlements had disappeared altogether from the St. Lawrence valley, likely due to inter-tribal wars, European diseases and out-migration.
For almost five hundred years, the Norse descendants of Erik the Red built churches andmanor homes and expanded their settlements on the icy fringes of European civilization.
Researchers suggest that the losses from the epidemic were so large that English colonists were more easily able to found their settlements in the Massachusetts Bay Colony in later years.[2] More than 50 years later, King Philip's War(1675- 1676) against the English colonists resulted in the deaths of 40 percent of the tribe.
Extremely favorable natural conditions for river crossing have attracted people since the Prehistory to form their settlements and forts so as to control and use this strategically important position.
In 1627, emperor Ferdinand II granted the"Vlach people inhabiting the regions of Slavonia and Croatia,the right to stay undisturbed in their settlements and estates"; the Frontier Vlachs were allowed land use regardless of the land's ownership, in an effort to make the Grenzers independent of the Croatian nobility, and more willing to wage wars for him.
People who are forced to move along broken roads andin pitch darkness due to non-working street lighting in their settlements, when visiting Orhei, express a major delight and say that“… it feels like in Europe”.
Extremely favorable natural conditions for the river crossing attracted people since prehistoric times to form their settlements and forts on this crossroads in order to control and use this important strategic position.
Under Stefan Uroš I, Serbia became a significant power in the Balkans, partly due to economic development through opening of mines.[1] The mines were developed by the Sasi,who were experienced in the extracting of ore.[1] Their settlements, located by the mines, had privileged status- they lived under their own laws and were allowed to adhere to Catholicism and build their churches.[1].
Following the Russian revolution their settlement was accelerated, Buddhism stamped out and herds collectivised.
Turks as their settlement.
The practice of domestication of these animals and their settlement next to humans as pets began in the 1980s, that is, relatively recently.
Even before their settlement in the Zagros Mountains their horses were known in Mesopotamia.