Sentence examples for forcibly transported from inspiring English sources
Eventually, the Portuguese forcibly transported 4 million labourers from their West African colonies.
Only in recent years have some of the infants forcibly transported decades ago been reunited with their kin.
During that time, an estimated 18 million Africans were forcibly transported to Brazil, more than any other country or colony in the Americas.
They are members of a tribe that was forcibly transported to Somalia from Mozambique, Malawi and Tanzania by Arab slave traders two centuries ago.
Forced migrations usually involve people who have been expelled by governments during war or other political upheavals or who have been forcibly transported as slaves or prisoners.
Herzog invited Corbyn to bring a delegation to Yad Vashem to witness that the last time the Jews were forcibly transported "it was not to Israel but to their deaths".
On reaching Calcutta, the passengers were detained under the Defence of India Act at Budge Budge by the British Indian government, which made efforts to forcibly transport them to Punjab.
Bunce Island was a well-fortified holding place, a processing centre, and a place of dispatch from which tens of thousands of Africans were forcibly removed from their homeland and transported across the Atlantic in the direction of the so-called new world.
During the raid, PNG police allegedly forcibly removed some 44 detainees from the Manus centre, and transported them to the alternative accomodation in the nearby town of Lorengau.
You would turn around from forcibly administering a lifesaving draught of water to one child, only to find that another child had become so thirsty that it was actually desiccated, and could be transported in this handy lightweight format until needed – at which point it could be restored to its original form by soaking overnight.
