Sentence examples for from raided from inspiring English sources

The necessity for cooperation to exploit these resources has produced real social cohesion among the Lozi, but they have always been short of labour and have constantly imported people from their subject groups and serfs from raided foreigners.

Rather than preventing Hezbollah from raiding the Israeli border, the fort has become just another target.

The government should be prohibited from raiding the money in this "safe box" to cope with food emergencies, they said.

Tighter regulation by more states is obviously needed along with new federal protections to stop lenders from raiding borrowers' bank accounts.

With the affiliation, the nurses' federation becomes part of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., which bars its affiliates — including National Nurses United — from raiding any other union belonging to the labor federation.

It has stayed afloat only by resorting to a series of increasingly desperate measures, from raiding the coffers of municipalities to delaying payments to suppliers.

It would establish once and for all that payday loan borrowers have the right to stop lenders from raiding their bank accounts.

You may find that restrictive, but it does prevent you from raiding your long-term savings when you're a bit short of cash.

Along with five other swords-for-hire (of mixed ability), they are employed by farmers to protect their village from raiding bandits.

But they cannot stop the police from raiding or burning shelters, or driving migrants to the border police station for questioning before freeing them, sometimes without their shoes.

The State Legislature, struggling to close a $930 million budget gap for next year, has been stopped by a state court from raiding an education fund for extra money.