Sentence examples for forced settlements from inspiring English sources

Among other things, a look at the culture of News Corp: News America was led by Paul V. Carlucci [who engaged in unethical and illegal practices that eventually forced settlements exceeding $500 million], who, according to Forbes, used to show the sales staff the scene in "The Untouchables" in which Al Capone beats a man to death with a baseball bat.

After the Tudor invasions and particularly after the forced settlements, or plantations, of the early 17th century, English and Scottish elements were further differentiated from the native Irish by their Protestant faith.

As Tasmania's natives languish in forced settlements where density and European contagions like tuberculosis hasten their demise, Christian missionaries bent on the primitives' biblical salvation make the expression "killing with kindness" discomfitingly literal.

The forced settlement of nomads is a policy that Communist Party officials have been pushing for years in many parts of Tibet, despite the widespread resentment it causes.

The lure of cushier terms overseas is already contributing to a collapse in applications to first specialist posts, and the forced settlement will do nothing to reverse that.

The forced settlement of the nomadic Kazakhs in the Soviet period, combined with large-scale Slavic in-migration, strikingly altered the Kazakh way of life and led to considerable settlement and urbanization in Kazakhstan.

Forced settlement of nomadic and transhumant populations was formerly practiced by both the Chinese and Soviet governments, but some seasonal mobility has been restored, and farming has been adapted to this variable land use.

In a province where the population balance has been distorted by decades of gerrymandering and forced settlement, the Iraqi Constitution spells out a three-stage process to resolve the issue.

Orbán's government has sent an 18-page booklet to millions of Hungarian households urging citizens to reject the plan because it says "forced settlement endangers our culture and traditions".

The areas previously occupied by farmlands and villages were declined following refusal of forced settlement and inadequate reaction from the transitional government in early 1990s.

They instituted policies to effectively ban the Romani language, forbade their nomadic lifestyle, forcibly stopped traditional forms of employment, enforced participation in labour, and forced settlement into state housing (Brearley 2001 ).