Sentence examples for evict to from inspiring English sources

"It has the right to evict, to tax, to determine the use and design of land, to change the governing body and to change the rules while controlling the rights of people to object to these processes".

In The Power Broker, his 1974 biography of Moses, Anthony Caro makes him seem as fascinating a character as the devil himself, while one might also glean from Flint's book that Moses was a second Stalin who would have liked to relocate all those he had the power to evict to a gulag in Queens.

Its regeneration projects offend some: homeowners and tenants can be evicted to make way for construction.

Those evicted to make way for superfarms are entitled to compensation, but rarely get it.

Palestinian refugees in Kuwait supported Saddam's invasion in 1990; hundreds of thousands were evicted to Jordan in 1991.

100,000 families evicted to smarten Delhi's streets for the games, along with 300,000 vendors, beggars, and rickshaw drivers.

Many have been forcibly evicted to make way for the huge complex that juts out into the Caspian Sea.

No one mentions that when the Liwonde park was created in 1973, villages were evicted to make room for game.

1,500,000 — People evicted to make way for Olympic venues and infrastructure, according to a human-rights group.

Two Syrians were evicted to an Israeli hospital for treatment.

They were being evicted to make room for a shopping mall.