Sentence examples for forcibly moving from inspiring English sources
"Amazon is committed to capturing the U.S. book market by forcibly moving it online, where it can more easily eliminate its competitors," the guild wrote.
In other places, she and the film crew saw how the military was forcibly moving indigenous people into "model villages" while pressing the men into civil patrols.
The latest trouble came early Tuesday when, officials with the World Food Program said, the Sudanese military and police surrounded two camps in the state of Southern Darfur, used tear gas to disperse crowds and began forcibly moving some people from the camps.
The Ethiopian government is forcibly moving tens of thousands of people in the remote western Gambella region, with villagers being told that their resettlement is connected to the leasing of large tracts of land for commercial agriculture, according to a human rights group.
He was criticised by the Norwegian Foreign Minister the same year for claiming that Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere used Norwegian taxes for "national socialist" experiments of forcibly moving populations.
Nasseri cannot be forcibly moved or repatriated.
Blacks were forcibly moved here in the 1960's.
About 9 p.m., however, police officers forcibly moved in to break up the crowd.
Translation: The F.C.C. might forcibly move some stations if it does not get enough volunteers.
His own family was forcibly moved here in the 1960s along with thousands of other Indians.
Many, like D'Sa's own family, were forcibly moved there in apartheid days.
