Sentence examples for enforced relocation from inspiring English sources
Ditto the ambiguous legacy of Andrew Jackson, the American president whose enforced relocation of the Indians is viewed by many as a major blot on the nation's moral escutcheon.
The Vietnamese Communists did what totalitarian regimes do: they took over the schools and universities, they shut down the free press, they pursued programs of enforced relocation and reëducation.
"If this wasn't so sinister and unacceptable it would be funny, but to the hundreds of families facing enforced relocation by HS2, and the thousands being financially blighted and facing years of noise and construction pollution, it is anything but a joke," he said.
Between 1559 and 1721 they were devastated by a combination of disease, war and enforced relocations.
This distribution could reflect genetic drift, as well as the history of enforced relocations and expulsion of moriscos.
Observers say the case is crucial because of the senior position held by the four defendants in the regime which seized power between 1975 and 1979 and set up a programme of enforced rural relocation and labour camps.
Grassroots governments enforced demolition and relocation rules and regulations in a violent manner, creating serious social grievances (Yu 2010).
In the early 21st century about 2,500 Seminole, largely descendents of those who successfully resisted U.S. government-enforced relocation in the 19th century, were living on several reservations in the southern part of the state.
One key issue to emerge from the interviews was that many of these relocations were essentially enforced, because it was the only option to sustain a living, or because it had become unbearable to continue living in their previous home, e.g. because of severe health constraints.
