Sentence examples for forcibly removing from inspiring English sources

Forcibly removing them usually results in environmental damage.

It is a federal response to America's long and grim history of forcibly removing American Indian children from their homes.

Those critics favor forcibly removing the angry white men through mass deportations and resettling them elsewhere, possibly in Texas.

Newhouse said the government's strategy in forcibly removing Abyan was aimed "at avoiding due process and any scrutiny".

Arab countries fear that the United States, by forcibly removing Mr. Hussein, would be diminishing Arab sovereignty.

Tells about Joyce Brown, the black homeless woman who became the first person taken to Bellevue under the Mayor's program of forcibly removing mentally ill from the streets.

But early on Wednesday morning police suddenly attacked both sites, destroying camps and forcibly removing demonstrators, and triggering violence across the country.

Regardless of the Brotherhood's attempts to reassure the generals, the narrator says, the military "is your enemy, and it is forcibly removing you".

The prime minister could only renew the treaty by ramming it through Parliament after forcibly removing the opposition from the building.

Isis militants have reportedly started forcibly removing televisions from civilian homes in Raqqa as the group continues a crackdown on "corrupt" foreign news.

The risk of forcibly removing Mr. Chávez immediately is that the poor who passionately embrace him will riot and bring Venezuela down.