Sentence examples for land struggle from inspiring English sources

A champion, he quits to return to his village, where a land struggle has turned bloody.

The Wukan incident reveals the shaky foundation of China's rise to economic super power: it is built upon an unresolved land struggle with hundreds of millions of lives in the balance.

With "Terra," Mr. Salgado's 1998 book about the land struggle in Brazil, instead of a photo exhibition, 1,000 packages containing 50 posters each were sold for $500 or donated to political, church and labor groups across Brazil.

Next summer will also see the 70th anniversaries of the invasions of Normandy and the Marianas, and the great land struggle of Operation Bagration, that combined advance by the three Great Powers of Churchill's "Grand Alliance" — the British Empire, the United States and the Soviet Union — to smash the resistance of the two Great Powers of the Axis, Nazi Germany and Japan.

Doria's assassination, the result of his support for a local land struggle occurring in the area South of Lake Maracaibo, was followed two years later by the murder of his father as he pressed for a comprehensive investigation into his son's death.

The land struggle turned into an inter-ethnic war in which an estimated 50,000 people were killed and hundreds of thousands were left homeless.

Broadly, she is interested in Black land struggles and environmentalisms in the United States and the Caribbean.

"A land struggling against poverty and inequality, or the world's largest middle-class society?

Only in the twilight of myths can one speak of the liberation of a land struggling under a foreign yoke.

We will look at the long history of Native land struggles, and links between colonial economies and ecological destruction.

According to Cofadeh, at least 43 campesino activists participating in land struggles in the Aguán Valley have been killed in the past two and a half years at the hands of the police, the military and the private security army of Miguel Facussé.