Примеры использования Forcibly expelled на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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and had not-- as was alleged-- forcibly expelled the Argentine population in 1833.
no foreign resident had been forcibly expelled.
their own means or had been forcibly expelled.
continuing occupation of 37 per cent of the northern territory of the Republic of Cyprus the Greek Cypriots were forcibly expelled by the invading army from the area it occupied and are now living in the Government controlled area.
territory of the Republic of Cyprus, the Greek Cypriots were forcibly expelled by the invading army from the north-eastern area it occupied
there is a real risk that her rights under article 7 will be violated if she is forcibly expelled to Armenia.
About 200,000 Greek Cypriots- one third of the total population- who were forcibly expelled from the occupied northern part of the island are still deprived of the right to return to their homes and properties.
who could not be forcibly expelled, as well as aliens whose identity has not been established.
the entire demographic makeup of Azerbaijan so that Armenians would outnumber Azerbaijanis, more than 2 million Muslims were forcibly expelled and an unknown number killed.
The observer for the Kurdish Reconstruction Organization stated that large numbers of Kurdish families had been forcibly expelled from their homes, and schools
1945 when many of them were forcibly expelled and sought refuge in Albania.
no Argentine civilians had been forcibly expelled from them in 1833.
was forcibly expelled.
have been forcibly expelled from their homes, has numerous times been rightfully assessed by the Organization for Security
One third of the total population and 80 per cent of the population of the occupied area had been forcibly expelled from their homes and properties by the invading Turkish army simply on account of their race.
Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, over 300,000 Serbs have been forcibly expelled from Croatia.
that no refugee had been forcibly expelled from Yemen.
it had been 58 years since they had been forcibly expelled from their historical homeland.
were forcibly expelled from their homes and have no right of return it will be very hard to comprehend why this universal Organization is reluctant to discuss a very important issue that affects their lives.
In response to Mr. Chigovera's question, he explained that the Nenets had not been forcibly expelled, but the industrialization of the region had altered the traditional migration routes of the reindeer and had thereby resulted