Sentence examples for forced exodus from inspiring English sources
She was from Zochrot (Remembering), an Israeli nongovernmental organization that seeks to raise public awareness, especially among Jews in Israel, about the nakba — the catastrophe, the beginning of the Palestinians' forced exodus in 1948.
About 50 dialects were known before 1915, when the Armenian population of Turkey was drastically reduced by means of massacre and forced exodus; some of these dialects were mutually unintelligible.
No official apology has ever been given for the forced exodus.
After Smith's martyrdom, the Romneys took part in the terrible forced exodus that ended in Utah.
But television images of Serbian killings and the forced exodus of 50,000 Albanians into the hills as winter threatened increased the pressure on the West.
Her maternal great-great-great-grandmother walked the Trail of Tears from North Carolina to Oklahoma, in a forced exodus of Southeastern Indians in the 1830's.
During the Balkan wars, which killed about 250,000 people from 1992 to 1995, intimidation and arbitrary ethnic violence forced the exodus of nearly two million people.
New Yorkers are electing virtually an entirely new city government -- mayor, public advocate, city comptroller and most of the City Council -- because the city's term limits law has forced an exodus of incumbents.
Their forced mass exodus in 1999 and Nato's subsequent intervention, which ended Serbia's rule and established a quasi-state under UN administration, has made anything other than independence intolerable.
As the coefficient for the interaction term is positive and significant, estimations confirm that the policy has been effective in contributing to rural labor force exodus.
Tackling the challenges at the base of economic underdevelopment in the region, there would be a real capacity to stem the labor force exodus, strengthening the net importers' macroeconomic foundations.
