Sentence examples for deported some from inspiring English sources

The immigration service deported some 180,000 people last year, and an additional 72,000, threatened with deportation, chose not to contest the order and left the country.

The authorities have deported some of those involved.

It has deported some, but many more remain.

After the fighting ceased, the government deported some 600 Maroons to Nova Scotia.

On security grounds, Stalin deported some entire small nationality groups, many with their own territorial base, such as the Chechen and Ingush, from 1944 onward.

Between May 15 and July 9, the Nazis deported some 438,000 Jews on 147 trains from Hungary to the death camp at Auschwitz-Birkenau.

Sarkozy travelled to Grenoble, where he reiterated his plan to deport some Roma and declared a new war on crime.

The British government has proposed making it easier to deport some foreigners and requiring migrants to pay for some health care.

The government in Jakarta now says that it will deport some 2,000 Islamic militants who arrived in the Moluccas earlier this year to launch a holy war.

Mitt Romney declined to say on Sunday whether he would reverse the president's decision to stop deporting some illegal immigrants, Trip Gabriel reports.

His promises to deport some 11 million undocumented migrants who live in the US have recently been thrown into doubt, however.