Sentence examples for of the forcible from inspiring English sources

THIS Saturday, June 21st, marks the 70th anniversary of the forcible relocation of Budapest's Jews.

"As a guitarist, the idea of the forcible taking of the hands is mind-numbingly horrific," Mr. Reid said.

Exactly what the protesting women endured in prison, and the full horror of the forcible feeding of hunger-strikers, have never been so dramatically and horrifyingly documented.

While confined in Newgate Prison, London, Wakefield saw firsthand the immense problems of the penal system and learned of the forcible removal of convicts to British overseas possessions, where squalid and often brutal conditions prevailed.

Mr Aamer, 48, told of the brutal treatment he received at the hands of the Forcible Cell Extraction team, of being hog-tied, and having family photographs used against him.

Louis's resistance to popular demands was one of the causes of the forcible transfer of the royal family from Versailles to the Tuileries Palace in Paris on October 6.

The low immigration levels of Irish workers is often blamed on the forcible ejection of the Irish who lived in Treherbert during three days of rioting in 1857.

Contracts were made with the owners of carts for the forcible repatriation of the poor to their legal place of settlement, with clothiers for paupers' uniforms and shrouds, and with carpenters for coffins.

And Dresden, or the firebombing of Hamburg, Tokyo and Berlin, the forcible repatriation of Soviet prisoners of war, Hiroshima and Nagasaki, should remind us that bad things can be done in the name of good causes.

Neither Smolin nor Woit calls for the forcible suppression of string theory.

Led by Mr Rumsfeld's deputy, Paul Wolfowitz, they have been arguing for the forcible overthrow of Saddam since the early 1990s.