Sentence examples for evict and from inspiring English sources

The international community must recognise the grave human rights implications of Israel's plan to forcibly evict and transfer these communities.

Finally, in 2006 council officials forced entry with a warrant to evict and were confronted with a scene of horror and pathos.

Furthermore, by prioritising the supposed "eradication" of the sex industry, these laws empower police officers to harass, evict and deport migrant sex workers.

Targets for the "Who wants to evict and millionaire" protests included work and pensions secretary Ian Duncan Smith's £2m house and chancellor George Osbourne's constituency office in Knutsford.

In almost all these three-way fights, she found, the invading crab was bigger than the crab it was trying to evict, and the helper crab was bigger than the invader.

In addition to convincing village boards that their plan to convert the moldy old house to offices was a viable one, the couple had sparking electrical systems and broken pipes to rip out, a myriad of application forms to contend with, several groups of animals to evict and financing to nail down before actual construction could begin.

Eventually he was ordered evicted, and a crowd gathered on the day of the eviction to prevent it.

I may have been evicted and not know it.

The workers were evicted, and the site was padlocked.

In March 1850 he and his wife and four small children were evicted and their belongings seized.

"Her mother had been evicted and the family was moving every week," said Meyerson.