Sentence examples for population force from inspiring English sources

Freeing the slaves in loyal and occupied states would lead to massive dislocations of population, force the Army to feed thousands of black refugees and distract his troops from the war effort.

Even with surge forces implemented we are still nowhere near an adequate "peace-keeper to population" force ratio of 50 1 that would be necessary to pacify Iraq.

Policy-wise, this means that international agencies cannot initiate a process of behaviour change and then expect social pressure among families in the target population force to accelerate the process of giving up the practice.

A decade ago, the shrinking population forced the city to consolidate its two high schools into one.

At present Palmyra is reportedly a ghost town, its population forced to drive east by the retreating Isis.

Now, at 89, she is the oldest of the Bikini population forced to move by the nuclear tests.

The violence in Yemen brought about more new internal displacement than any other conflict in 2015, with almost 10% of its population forced into internal exile.

Waves of immigration from the former empire after the second world war began to change the nature of the English population, forcing a reconsideration of what identity meant and who belonged where.

'I can't see myself coming to London and doing a fahion show with seals.' The 400-year-old hunt reached its peak in the 1960s, when the collapse of the seal population forced Canada to impose quotas.

But the city's ever-expanding population forced engineers to range farther for water; when rejected in Putnam and Dutchess Counties, they traversed the Hudson River to the Catskills, and built two more reservoirs (the Ashokan and Schoharie).

A slow rate of economic growth in Iowa caused by depressed farm prices, nearly full employment, a lack of new industries and an aging population forced Gov. Tom Vilsack to cut $30 million in spending from the current fiscal year budget of $4.5 billion.