Sentence examples for been deporting from inspiring English sources
verb
To comport (oneself); to behave.
France has been deporting Roma for several years, including 10,000 last year.
In fact, France had been deporting Roma (on the ground of vagrancy) for years, and French voters were enthusiastically supportive.
Because of this, and worries about its unemployed, Germany has been deporting gypsies to the countries from which they migrated.
The Nazis had come on the eve of Passover, April 19th 1943, to liquidate the Warsaw ghetto, from which they had been deporting 6,000 Jews a week to the death camps.
He said that the agency has been deporting about 390,000 people annually for the past several years, a record level, and that the question is who those people should be.
Dutton, who is not seen as especially vulnerable, has also had been targeted in campaigns by unions and outlaw motorcycle club members – whose clubmates the immigration minister has been deporting by the dozen, with or without criminal records.
He has now been deported to Pakistan.
Another's father had recently been deported.
Four asylum seekers have already been deported.
She had been deported six times since 2010.
