Sentence examples for dispossessed communities from inspiring English sources

That is how Jo lived her life, how she served the people of Batley and Spen, and how she stood up for dispossessed communities all over the world.

So does a deeper emotional trauma borne by their dispossessed communities.

Pachauri: We really ought to look at the most dispossessed communities.

It was a way of life "among the dispossessed communities that look to modernity and have found in money the only way to exist in the world".

Having built a career on erecting concrete and steel monoliths in Karachi for clients such as the state oil company, she has spent her retirement focusing on providing shelter for dispossessed communities using traditional building methods.

To understand the vital necessity for dispossessed communities to take decision making over media systems away from professional journalists and administrators it is also necessary to examine professionalism's historical origins.

For my Colombian friend, my attempts to build a three-year campaign strategy to defend the land rights of a dispossessed community by working with the various government institutions set up for that purpose flew in the face of his historical analysis that every attempt by peasant farmers to be reasonable had been met with either closed doors or violence.

The act provided a legal basis for land acquisition which dispossessed local communities of their customary land rights (Sulieman 2015).

But sometimes it's an aggressive tool used to silence, strangle and dispossess communities of colour – because after all, no white communities are ever accused of not being "British".

The A.N.C. came to power promising "land restitution" to black communities dispossessed under colonialism and apartheid, but whites still own most of the land.

These extremist parties draw their support from communities dispossessed by free trade who traditionally voted for social democratic or socialist parties.