Sentence examples for forcibly evacuated from inspiring English sources

Americans may be forcibly evacuated from their homes, but this doesn't happen in Australia.

During the operation in Surkhandarya province, Uzbek troops forcibly evacuated more than two thousand people from five villages high up in the mountains.

When the Khmer Rouge came to power in Cambodia in 1975, they forcibly evacuated the entire population of Phnom Penh and drove its residents into the countryside.

Born on 1 January 1921, she was 18 when the 150,000 people living in the area due to be flooded were forcibly evacuated.

Still they continued to look above the slide until they were forcibly evacuated, narrowly missing another massive avalanche caused by Tuesday's 7.3 magnitude quake.

They include rescue workers, helicopter pilots, Communist party bosses, scientists and villagers forcibly evacuated by the authorities from "the zone", as it became known.

The number of fatalities and the impact on communities could be reduced if the authorities prepared themselves to forcibly evacuate those who are at imminent risk.

In 2005, the Israeli government under Ariel Sharon decided to forcibly evacuate Israeli families from their homes in Gaza.

Critics, however, say the policy is part of the government's starve-or-surrender tactic, in which it chokes off supplies from opposition areas it has besieged before forcibly evacuating the population. .

Critics, however, say the policy is part of the government's starve-or-surrender tactic, in which it chokes off supplies from opposition areas it has besieged before forcibly evacuating the population.

Top photo shows a Jewish settler and his child being carried off by Israeli soldiers and Border Police as they forcibly evacuate settlers from the Shirat Hayam beach area of the Gush Katif settlement block in the Gaza Strip in August 2005. .