Sentence examples for violent expulsion from inspiring English sources

It was further enhanced when he resigned, rather than endorse the prospect of a violent expulsion.

Officials grow defensive when asked how the philosophy squares with the violent expulsion of nearly 100,000 long-settled ethnic Nepalese almost a sixth of the population in the early 1990s.

Following the defeat of the Ottoman Empire in World War I, Greek attempts to annex parts of Turkish Anatolia resulted in war between the two countries, massacres on both sides and the violent expulsion of Greek Orthodox Christians from Turkey.

The agreement that we collectively wish health and blessings upon SOMEONE following the violent expulsion of their SALIVA and SNOT is one of the purest things left in our society.

The mass conversions, which have coincided with the violent expulsion of large numbers of peasants from claimed land, worry the Catholic clergy, who welcomed Pope Benedict XVI last month in Guanajuato state.

Mr. Raznatovic's paramilitary group, the Tigers, took part in the brutal three-month siege of the Croatian city of Vukovar in 1991 and a year later helped the Bosnian Serbs overrun northern and eastern Bosnia, where he was one of the pioneers of the killing and violent expulsion of rival ethnic groups that came to be known as "ethnic cleansing".

The Czechs say the sometimes violent expulsions were a justified response to Nazi Germany's occupation of Czechoslovakia.

Although the constitution says land must be used for social benefit, which is their main justification for occupations, property laws often run against them and lead to violent expulsions by police or vigilante attacks by landowners fighting against – as they see it – illegal invasion by a mob.

Useful bacteria can be lost during the violent expulsions of diarrhea.

Although it is fraught with human drama – existential crisis, philosophical doubt, family rupture, violent threats, communal expulsion, depression, and all manner of other problems – the apostate's journey elicits remarkably little media interest or civic concern.

UNITED NATIONS, Dec. 10 — The chief prosecutor of the international war crimes court for the former Yugoslavia accused Serbia on Monday of blocking the arrests of the two suspected leaders of a violent campaign of ethnic expulsions and killings, including the 1995 massacre of Muslims in the Bosnian enclave of Srebrenica.