Sentence examples for has provided refuge from inspiring English sources
Britain has provided refuge for just a few hundred of the 4 million Syrians displaced by the rival barbarisms of Assad's Ba'athist tyranny and Islamic State's religious tyranny.
Since coming to power in 1959, President Fidel Castro's government has provided refuge to thousands of opponents of right-wing dictatorships around Latin America as well as to victims of conflicts in Africa.
Tor has provided refuge for drug sites such as Silk Road.
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The Pakistanis have provided refuge to nearly three million Afghans fleeing the fighting in Afghanistan.
Mr. Erdogan said Sunday that even the owners of luxury hotels near Taksim Square who had provided refuge to protesters fleeing the chaos of the police raid were linked to terrorism.
Aid organisations and the IOM are calling for greater support for Kenya and neighbouring countries that have provided refuge to hundreds of thousands of people fleeing the conflicts in Somalia, South Sudan and other parts of the region.
Delft's strong fortifications, city walls, and medieval gates had furnished defense for more than three centuries and, during the Dutch revolt against Spanish control, had provided refuge for William I, Prince of Orange, from 1572 until his death in 1584.
Powerful groups such as the Plains Cree, Blackfoot, Saulteaux, and Métis knew that annexation presaged the potential destruction of their way of life; many of these groups had provided refuge to tribes fleeing the conflicts in the United States and were well informed regarding the processes and consequences of colonial expansion.
On the contrary, neighboring countries have provided refuge to Rwandans every time mass killings have occurred in 1959, 1972 and 1994.
There is increasing evidence that such small spots with a favourable microclimate existed in the periglacial area of central Europe [ 19] and were presumed to have provided refuges for comparatively cold resistant snail species [ 7].
