Sentence examples for forced villagers from inspiring English sources

Casual labour In central Afghanistan, around the wrecked, beautiful town of Bamiyan, Taliban soldiers forced villagers from their homes.

They say Unocal paid the military to provide security for the project and supported the government, which forced villagers to help build the $1.2 billion pipeline in the 1990's and threatened those who refused with rape and other atrocities.

This scene and shots of Karaba -- her burning amber eyes match the gold jewelry she wears, tribute she has forced villagers into surrendering -- have a haunted serenity, instead of the anarchic pop-pop-pop that even the most tepid American feature-length cartoons provide.

A huge dam project in the late 1950s forced villagers to leave, and the abandoned houses fell into disrepair.

Noel Luistro, the mayor of Mabini, said the earthquake scared off tourists and forced villagers on land to retreat to higher ground in fear of a tsunami, according to The Telegraph.

There is little dispute that Burma's brutal military forced villagers to work in the vicinity of the pipeline, starting at least as early as 1995.

These negotiations led the government to take action and dedicate resources to in-village VCT, rather than forcing villagers to individually incur transport costs to reach the urban VCT center.

More than 80% of the village of Mahazoarivo was flooded, forcing villagers to leave their houses and wait until the water level dropped.

The police accuse the rebels of extortion and of forcing villagers to send their young men for training as guerrillas.

Stories abound of CPP officials forcing villagers to swear on a bullet to vote for their party.

The army, for example, this week accused FARC of forcing villagers from their homes to create social chaos in Uraba towns.