Examples of using Alienated in English and their translations into French
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Indigenous lands may not be alienated, attached or encumbered,
They may also feel alienated from their families owing to the often humiliating experiences they have gone through.
Many States have enacted legislation prohibiting alienation of tribal/granted land and for restoration of alienated lands.
Millwall, Millwall, you're all really dreadful, and your girlfriends are unfulfilled and alienated.
including women who feel isolated or alienated.
facilitate the restitution of alienated land and settle disputes;
By doing so, he alienated himself from British and French politics
Jayhawker raids against perceived civilian"Confederate sympathizers" alienated Missourians and made maintaining the peace even harder for the Unionist provisional government.
In place of alienated capitalist labor… we must, we shall set a way of working… that satisfies our human needs.
prejudice because they reinforced prejudices and alienated minority groups.
However, because of his hot temper, he alienated himself from his party members.
His ardent support for the emancipation of slaves alienated him from much of his family.
Pope's, Ewing's and Frémont's heavy-handed approach alienated even those civilians who were suffering at the hands of the bushwhackers.
Many women are alienated from the outreach of governance structures for reasons that include mobility,
Alienated minorities may turn to armed action as a means of addressing socio-economic and political grievances.
Macleod alienated voters by flip-flopping on campaign issues such as civil unions for same-sex couples.
His nationalist policies alienated leaders of the other constituent countries of Yugoslavia,
He initially alienated many of his officers and men by publicly denigrating their record in comparison to his Western command.
However, it alienated many working-class ethnic whites, and opened the door
Byzantine commander Michael Palaiologos alienated allies with his attitude,