Sentence examples for violent expropriation from inspiring English sources

It is no coincidence that, in 1920s Florida, the violent expropriation of black-owned land took place amid a frenzy of reckless and environmentally destructive development.

Israel's narrow political spectrum now consists at one end of the former "peace camp" that never halted the violent expropriation of Palestinian land for Jewish settlements and boasts with pride of the war crimes in Gaza, and at the other, a surging far-right whose "solutions" vary from apartheid to outright ethnic cleansing.

It's been affirmed progressively during the violent expropriation of communal rights to the land and its fruits, first in Europe and later in areas that fell under its colonial dominion, from the 16th century until today.

(See two lengthy overviews of the primary patterns of violence, one of accelerating violent expropriation of African farmlands, another on the continuing use of rape as a weapon of war, focusing on the targeting of African girls and young women).

Here, Lenin revived his polemics against the Mensheviks, who objected to his advocacy of violent expropriations and thefts such as the 1907 Tiflis bank robbery, which the Bolsheviks were using to fund their activities.

Darfur's invisibility occurs not because the genocidal destruction has been halted; indeed, the past four years have seen a shocking rise in ethnically targeted killings, rapes, and violent land expropriation, even as those displaced by the violence find themselves in camps increasingly insecure and under-served by a dwindling humanitarian capacity.

Violent men die violently.

But in each case that I have looked at, hyperinflation is associated with massive, sometimes violent, production collapse: French seizure of the Ruhr in Weimar, the expropriation of agricultural land in both Zimbabwe and Peru.

Organisations like AfriForum going overseas and saying that the ANC is out for a land grab". Critics of expropriation without compensation have pointed to neighbouring Zimbabwe, which saw some violent attacks on white farmers, alongside the seizure of their land, which has been widely blamed for the the country's economic collapse.

It was while he was Prime Minister, in 1978, that the controversial New Tokyo International Airport at Narita, also on Honshu Island, was opened after years of confrontations, some of them violent, between the police and advocates -- and also local people -- who opposed aspects of the project, including the expropriation of land.

OUTRIGHT expropriation is ugly.