Sentence examples for further expropriation from inspiring English sources

During his midnight mass sermon, Vincent Nichols referred to the plight of 50 West Bank families: "At this moment the people of the parish of Beit Jala prepare for their legal battle to protect their land and homes from further expropriation by Israel.

But nothing further than mass expropriation was envisaged, and it was even held that the expropriated kulak might enter the new kolkhozes (collective farms).

On 1 June, Röhm wrote to the administration in Buea that based on his calculations of Manga Bell's annual income from cocoa and timber exports, and accounting for his debts to European interests, the Duala merchants would likely not see it in their interests to oppose the expropriation further.

The dire situation of the Crown finances made the Council resort to a further wave of Church expropriation in 1552 1553, targeting chantry lands and Church plate.

The article linked above on the roots of ISDS in NAFTA's indirect expropriation provisions should further give pause and help us realize that ISDS procedures are being exploited in a way that less than two decades ago was deemed surprising, novel, and unintended.

Analysts said it could include steps to extend state control further over portions of the economy, possibly through a new wave of expropriations of privately owned companies.

Further challenges arise under bilateral investment treaties, which permit private companies to directly sue national governments for perceived expropriation of their property and earnings (real or potential).

OUTRIGHT expropriation is ugly.

"One should remember that nationalization is expropriation".

"We have to challenge the expropriation decree.

White South Africans feared expropriation; Israelis fear extinction.