Sentence examples for violent relocation from inspiring English sources

We're also a tight-knit family that loves to party! (Let's just say that our happy hours have gotten us booted from several Applebees. Let's also just say that this blatant speciesism earned those Applebees a sudden, violent relocation to the Kuiper Belt, courtesy of MAGNETISM).

Although Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) are marginalised due to violent displacements and relocations, education arrangements for displaced children do not receive similar attention.

Mortality surveys of internally displaced Karen and other ethnic minorities inside Burma have also documented the use of forced labor and forced portering by the Burmese military, as well as deaths due to landmines or other violent causes, landmine injuries, forced relocation, and burning of entire villages [ 20- 22].

Grassroots governments enforced demolition and relocation rules and regulations in a violent manner, creating serious social grievances (Yu 2010).

There was a shocking rise in urban homicide and other crimes, a bitter national railroad strike and the forced relocation of the Great Plains Indians, as well as violent unrest over immigrants and the post-slavery status of blacks.

Mr. Evans said that the transplantation may bring about so violent a whirling of sand on Cape Cod, as to result in major relocation of the big dunes there.

Her art speaks poignantly, though sometimes opaquely, of relocation and exile; works like the 2001 woodcut "Dividing Line" reference the violent 1947 partition of India and Pakistan, while "Ten Thousand Things," a set of small paper collages recreating works from her oeuvre, nods to Duchamp's museum-in-a-suitcase. 1071 Fifth Avenue, at 89th Street, (212) 423 3500, guggenheim.org.org

"The MEK's relocation will assist the Secretary in determining whether the organization remains invested in its violent past or is committed to leaving that past behind".

Following the ravages and atrocities of two world wars, the genocides in Europe, Cambodia and the former Yugoslavia, the ethnic purges, mass relocations and brutal dictatorships on almost every continent, in a nation most ripe for violent retaliation among blacks and whites, there was largely reconciliation -- and even forgiveness.

To stave off the forced relocation of inhabitants, the DKHP/C militants are prepared to combat not only the police, but also violent drug gangs that terrorize their neighborhoods, which they believe are collaborating with the state.

It involves a relocation".