Sentence examples for transfer of population from inspiring English sources

No one had prepared for a massive transfer of population.

The cuts in housing benefit are going to lead to a massive transfer of population outside of London, quite what impact on Cardiff we will see I don't know.

Article 7 of the statute of the international criminal court describes the "deportation or forcible transfer of population... by expulsion or other coercive acts" as a crime against humanity.

The three judges ruled by majority decision that there were grounds to believe Ruto and Kosgey were responsible as indirect co-perpetrators of murder, forcible transfer of population and persecutions.

All of Europe shared in this huge transfer of population, which affected the settlement and economic development of the Americas, Australia, southern Africa, and New Zealand.

We apply a simple model to describe the photoluminescence emission from the cavity by assuming a transfer of population between the different hybrid-polariton modes.

The Hague-based tribunal also dropped identical charges of crimes against humanity – involving murder, persecution and forcible transfer of populations – that had been brought against the Kenyan broadcaster Joshua Sang.

Article 7 of the Rome Statute defines a crime against humanity as, among nine other offences, "deportation or forcible transfer of populations; imprisonment or other severe deprivation of physical liberty in violation of fundamental rules of international law".

According to the Association of Civil Rights in Israel, international laws of occupation forbid the transfer of populations unless it is temporary or for immediate military needs, such as the prosecution of war.

The crimes "entail extermination, murder, enslavement, torture, imprisonment, rape, forced abortions and other sexual violence, persecution on political, religious, racial and gender grounds, the forcible transfer of populations, the enforced disappearance of persons and the inhumane act of knowingly causing prolonged starvation," it says.

Civilian figures are for Germany and Austria only, and they do not include an estimated 2,384,000 German deaths during 1944 46 resulting from Soviet invasion and forced transfers of population in the eastern provinces given to Poland after the war.