enclave

ethnic enclaves in a large city.

The rebel held and cleg as rebel-held enclave is coming sustain under sustained pressure from the army.

Chinatown is a cultural enclave within many major cities around the world.

The embassy is located in a diplomatic enclave in the capital city.

The university campus is like an enclave of knowledge and learning.

The gated community acts as a luxurious enclave for the wealthy residents.

The artists' colony formed an enclave of creativity and inspiration.

The military base serves as an enclave of security and protection.

The monastery is nestled in a remote enclave in the mountains.

The refugee camp functions as an enclave for displaced individuals seeking shelter.

The indigenous tribe has preserved its culture within its enclave for generations.

The tech hub serves as an enclave for innovation and collaboration among startups.

But recently, government forces recaptured almost all these enclave.

The migrants were trying to enter the enclave by swimming around a pier from neighboring Morocco.

The battle to take the last enclave of ISIS in Syria is now into it's second day.

And two of the enclaves are particularly awkward.

Often, both groups also live in ethnic enclaves.

Observers say that about ten thousand people have left the enclave so far today.

Lawless enclaves have also emerged in Cambodia and Laos.

And that's because the town consists of 30 enclaves.

Thousands were murdered when troops commanded by Serbian General Ratko Mladic overran a U.N. enclave protected by Dutch troops.

Extractive industries in particular tend to operate as enclaves.