Sentence examples for brutal removal from inspiring English sources

All these sources of money are threatened during a recession, even without the brutal removal of the UK Film Council, which seems likely to have its death marked with an armful of Oscar nominations for The King's Speech.

Even after the brutal tribal removals of the early 19th century and the efforts at the end of that century to destroy tribal control of lands through individual allotments, tribes still retained some territorial basis on which a measure of self-rule was possible.

Although a mastectomy is an undoubtedly life saving necessity, there is something primitive and brutal about the removal of a breast.

The reality is that extensive plans for postwar reconstruction were pursued, but they did not consider humanitarian and societal issues of any significance, focusing instead on maintaining the authoritarian structures of Saddam's brutal regime after his removal, while upgrading Iraq's oil infrastructure to benefit foreign investors.

The paper argues that enhanced social controls and a new brutal geography of forced removal are implicated in the (re creation of Hluhluwe as a romantic space in which tourists could experience wild nature and an 'unspoilt' African landscape.

A particularly brutal series of forced removals were conducted from the 1960s to the early '80s, in which more than 3.5 million blacks were taken from towns and white rural areas (including lands they had occupied for generations) and dumped into the reserves, sometimes in the middle of winter and without any facilities.

Obama settled that question last week when he declared: 'It's time for Gaddafi to go'... Instead, the question is what role the US and its allies will play in the brutal and mercurial dictator's removal".

You had a cause — the removal of a brutal dictator, and the spread of democracy to the Arab world — that inspired a swath of the liberal intelligentsia to play George Orwell and embrace the case for war.

The removal of the equally brutal Gaddafi from Libya, and the subsequent disintegration of that state, is further testimony to the misjudgment of European politicians.

There is a sense of relief over their removal after several years of increasingly brutal dictatorial methods.

Her call for a separation of roles comes after growing concern about the alleged brutal treatment of asylum seekers held in immigration removal centres before their return to their countries of origin.