Sentence examples for violent invasion from inspiring English sources

Guillermo Barrios, the architecture dean, told me, "The Tower of David wasn't a beautiful example of self-determination by the people but a violent invasion".

DESPITE the violent invasion of their fields by machete-wielding supporters of Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe's tobacco farmers raised a bigger-than-expected crop this year.

He believes that they are planning a violent invasion of America, and considers himself personally responsible for trying to stop it.

There is a large difference between commending a change of government in a distant country and overthrowing a regime by violent invasion.

Since 2000, when Mr. Mugabe began encouraging the violent invasion of the country's large, white-owned commercial farms — once the country's largest employers — food production has collapsed, hunger has afflicted millions and the economy has never recovered.

Last week the Guardian revealed Australia's decision to formally recognise the violent invasion and occupation of Timor-Leste by Indonesia in the 1970s was largely driven by its desire to secure an advantageous maritime border.

Other estates in Tuscany, however, remain vulnerable to the violent invasions of wild boars and deer, which has set off something of an arms race.

In contrast to the violent invasions by these people in other areas, their arrival at Tiryns appeared to have been peaceful.

The shift from the Christian Byzantine Empire to a series of Muslim dynasties was by no means smooth; it involved violent invasions worthy of "Game of Thrones".

Chaotic Land Reform Zimbabwe's economic unraveling has, indeed, accelerated since the chaotic, often violent invasions of thousands of white-owned farms by Mr. Mugabe's supporters began in 2000.

Those moves are aimed at bolstering support among rural constituents, especially the traditional leaders and the former guerrillas who have led violent invasions of white-owned farms and attacks on supporters of the opposition.