Sentence examples for pushed into exile from inspiring English sources

Sensible opposition leaders are pushed into exile or prison, ceding the field to hotheads.

Clerics considered too radical or too independent have been pushed into exile or imprisoned.

Another prominent network was the plethora of activists, journalists, student leaders and reformists pushed into exile after the suppression of the 2009 Green Movement.

A1 ROLE OF EGYPTIANS -- The Egyptian Islamic Jihad, once pushed into exile, now forms a backbone for Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan.

Liberia's warmongering ex-president, Charles Taylor, has been pushed into exile, Congo's rebels and government have signed a peace pact and Sudan's are set, with luck, to do something similar.

Saudi Arabia and some of its Gulf Arab allies joined the war in March last year to back Yemen's government after it was pushed into exile by the Houthis and forces loyal to Saleh.

Even Mrs Zia, prime minister until last October, whom the government also tried to push into exile, welcomed her rival's return.With its "minus-two solution" in a shambles, the emergency government has to deal with the consequences.

In response, the President pushed him into exile.

Decades of war destroyed many sporting stadiums and pushed athletes into exile or combat.

Exiles believe that the administration of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad pushed thousands into exile to rid itself of critics without creating martyrs.

That became a popular uprising, which, on Oct. 31, 2014, overthrew Compaoré and pushed him into exile.