Sentence examples for exiled abroad from inspiring English sources

But Mr Arafat insists that the wanted men the Israelis are now talking only of four or five should not be jailed in Israel or exiled abroad but face prison terms, imposed by the Palestinian Authority, in Gaza "under international auspices".

However, with literal walls being built to segregate Shi'a and Sunni communities in some neighbourhoods, and with the government continuing to target moderate opposition leaders and dozens of democracy campaigners exiled abroad, scepticism is the dominant mood.

Released after a few weeks, he continued to demonstrate against Gómez and was exiled, remaining abroad until 1936.

The news that James Blunt is to pack up his belongings and move lock, stock and insipid ballads to the exclusive Swiss skiing resort of Verbier got me thinking about other artists who have exiled themselves abroad, whether for tax reasons or musical ones.

Pardoned but monitored or in exile abroad, they are still banned from politics.

"We had seen Iranians living as exiles abroad," Shahrzad said, "and it had made us sad".

Houellebecq's friends don't wonder at his self-imposed exile abroad.

Parents may have to choose whether their British children remain in the UK, or join their father in exile abroad.

Even so, Colonel Qaddafi and his inner circle have consistently resisted offers of safe passage to exile abroad.

They came back from exile abroad with promises from the rest of the world that Afghanistan, finally, would be rebuilt.

After Rosas achieved total power in 1835, those liberals he did not manage to eliminate he drove into exile abroad.