Examples of using Had devastated in English and their translations into French
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to its development and had been maintained despite the two hurricanes that had devastated the country.
solidarity following the recent cyclone that had devastated a part of its country.
such as the two hurricanes that had devastated Haiti.
After the fire in 1898 which had devastated the market Sainte-Marie,
the Japanese Government and people in the wake of the earthquake which had devastated the city of Kobe.
The territorial Government had originally sold the land to HUD for one dollar in 1995 with the understanding that HUD would construct much-needed affordable housing after Hurricane Marylyn had devastated the Territory earlier that year.
They sailed two hundred miles(320 km) north to Concepción, and arrived on 4 March to find that the same earthquake had devastated the city by repeated shocks
older brother Jovan Dragaš, who had been an Ottoman vassal since the Battle of Maritsa(1371) which had devastated part of the Serbian nobility.
the bulk of his army at Kleidion was not only prompted by the constant defeats and invasions which had devastated the country, but also by concerns over his authority among the nobility, which had been fatally weakened by Basil's campaigns.
The notion of a united Europe as imagined by founding fathers such as Jean Monnet embodied a historical response to the aftermath of the two world wars which had devastated the first half of the twentieth century.
It had also received many children from the Gulf States following the war that had devastated that region and had offered them opportunities to become part of Yemeni society.
the typhoon which had devastated part of the Philippines
The economic embargo unjustly imposed against Burundi by neighbouring countries had devastated an entire people and had seriously jeopardized ongoing programmes of health,
Nor was there any justification for continuing sanctions that had devastated Iraq's infrastructure for almost seven years,
It had to be recognized that nearly one year after the earthquake of 8 October 2005, which had devastated nearly the entire region of Pakistani-occupied Kashmir,
where waves of tribes from the east had devastated libraries and monasteries
After more than 32 years of a dictatorship which had devastated the country, the new Government was endeavouring to restore the authority of the State,
drew particular attention to the tsunami which had devastated the province of Aceh in December 2004,
The negative effects of an era of civil wars that had devastated many African countries were still hindering national development policies,