Sentence examples for to displaced from inspiring English sources
verb
To move something, or someone, especially to forcibly move people from their homeland.
The construct of resilience require further exploration with regard to displaced populations, especially affected by prolonged displacement.
He also promised to pay for new homes for displaced people and to distribute free seeds to displaced farmers.
The American system has not offered anything to displaced workers.
Baghdad authorities have prepared two football stadiums to give temporary shelter to displaced families.
Still, Ms. Jones attributes Major Barbara's spiritual fieriness to displaced domestic energy.
The group has set up its own camps, as well as offered food to displaced families.
Across Adamawa, many homes have been shared or temporarily given to displaced people to live in.
Some enterprising owners spruced up their buildings and marketed them aggressively to displaced tenants.
"I do not oppose other states choosing to offer humanitarian admission or resettlement to displaced Syrians.
"And the DP's were all over the place," she added, referring to displaced persons.
Another would simply expand the type of insurance in today's TAA to displaced workers.
