Sentence examples for forced expatriate from inspiring English sources

It conducts workshops for Al Jazeera journalists, cameramen and anchors to train them on the subtleties of terminology they use in their reports, like differentiating between a forced expatriate and a refugee, he said.

Ingersoll-Rand, Nabors Industries and others that acquired an offshore address in the past year said that high rates of American tax forced them to expatriate.

Even if Al Qaeda was intent on forcing Arab expatriates to reconsider living and working in Saudi Arabia, "there would be a better way of sending that signal than blowing up women and children," said the U.S. official.

Added pressure The political crisis in Libya has added to the pressure on the Sahel, increasing violence and arms trafficking – particularly in Mali, Mauritania and Niger – and forcing many expatriates to return home.

Remittances from expatriate Cape Verdeans, forced by droughts, food shortages and lack of work to emigrate, still comprise a significant percentage of the economy.

Chadian authors have been forced to write from exile or expatriate status and have generated literature dominated by themes of political oppression and historical discourse.

The armed forces employ expatriate personnel in support and training positions.

The Flame of Freedom: The Greek War of Independence, 1821-1833.By David Brewer.John Murray; 414 pages; £25THE violent upheaval which established Greece as a nation state began in 1821, in what is now Romania, when a small force of expatriate Greeks unsuccessfully invaded the Ottoman Empire.

The bill would force anyone who "expatriates for a substantial tax purpose -- as judged by the Internal Revenue Service" to pay a mandatory 30percenttaxax on future capital gains.

Evacuated But within the first few days, the expatriates were evacuated, and the Rwandans were forced to rely on their own ingenuity and contacts.

Image caption The Bangladeshi community says that parts of Bahrain are "danger areas" Some Bangladeshi expatriates in Bahrain say they have been forced to take part in pro-government rallies.