Sentence examples for Involuntarily displaced from inspiring English sources

In 2013 over 50m people were involuntarily displaced worldwide, of which 17m were refugees and only 1.2m asylum seekers.

At that point, said Maria T. Maio, the authority's deputy executive director, "We were limited by the one-to-one replacement requirement and working around existing tenants, who under our agreement with them would not be involuntarily displaced".

The story of the New Orleans family described in this book suggests even involuntarily displaced people themselves are unwilling to be labeled as climate refugees, indicating that the more neutral term of "climate migrant" would be more useful to capture the wide range of climate change related migration and displacement.

Between 2009 and 2011, more than one in eight Milwaukee renters were displaced involuntarily, whether by formal or informal eviction, landlord foreclosure, or building condemnation.

To wit: A study sponsored by HUD that followed families in a revitalizing San Francisco neighborhood in the late 1970s found that a quarter of the residents who'd moved out or within the neighborhood had done so involuntarily — or been displaced.

It should stop displacing people involuntarily in its projects.

The study says thousands of Tamils are still internally displaced and without homes and livelihoods, adding that those who have been "resettled" through government schemes have often been moved involuntarily to areas that lack proper infrastructure.

The exhibition also explores the experience of slaves who arrived involuntarily (a panel for children asks: "How would you feel if you were taken from your family and sent to a strange country?") and a narrative of the American Indians whom immigrants displaced.

Large rock masses displaced.

Computers displaced clerical workers.

Lo" has displaced Jennifer.