Sentence examples for forcibly established from inspiring English sources

He changed the country's name to Benin, forcibly established a Marxist-Leninist regime and persecuted his main opponent, uncle Zinsou.

A band of Campanian mercenaries, the Mamertini, who had forcibly established themselves within the town and were being hard pressed in 264 by Hieron II of Syracuse, applied for help to both Rome and Carthage.

In the 13th century, the Jemez people migrated to the valley, establishing a series of settlements in the area's canyons; in the 17th century, Franciscan missionaries arrived, forcibly establishing a church in the Guisewa Pueblo — now the remarkably preserved Jemez State Monument.

The course of events in East Anglia is less clear, but Eadwald's coinage ceased, and new coinage issued by Coenwulf began by about 805, so it is likely that Coenwulf forcibly re-established Mercian dominance there.

In 1975 76 Indonesia forcibly intervened and established Timor Timur (East Timor) as an Indonesian province in a fashion that drew domestic as well as foreign criticism.

Others have argued that one way to marginalize the jihadi groups is for the United States to arm the moderate and secular rebel groups or even establish a no-fly zone that would forcibly ground the Syrian Air Force.

Riot police carrying shields and weapons raided the centre early on Tuesday, reportedly using teargas and rubber bullets to forcibly re-establish control.

Already some staff are picking up redundancy cheques from one NHS body before being rehired elsewhere in the empire, and even before GPs' consortiums are fully established they are being forcibly reshaped.

Substantial population movement has occurred since 1940, when the majority of the residents of the western Pamirs were forcibly removed to the irrigated cotton communes established on the broad river plains in Tajikistan.

In 1718 Blackbeard established his base in a North Carolina inlet, forcibly collected tolls from shipping in Pamlico Sound, and made a prize-sharing agreement with Charles Eden, governor of the North Carolina colony.

World Refugee Day, created by the United Nations, was established to draw attention to those who have been forcibly displaced by war or instability.