Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Had been forced in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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the Republic had been forced to turn to the Soviet Union for aid,
And if entrance had been forced against them from those quarters, and then they had been asked to apostatise,
the second left Tiberius with a lasting emotional scar, since he had been forced to abandon the woman he loved for dynastic considerations.
And if an entrance had been forced against them from its quarters, and then they had been asked to incite,
the monocausal assumption was that the Romans had been forced by armed events
He also told them that among the Koraysh were those who had been forced to take up arms against them
In 1803, her grandmother retired to the home of Madame de Saint-Cyr, where several nuns who had been forced to leave their convents at the time of the Revolution were living.
women had been forced to work in the coal mines….
selling rates for Italian bonds and credit derivatives, had been forced to liquidate all of its bonds.
writer Alexander Herzen, who had been forced by the czarist regime to live
And if entrance had been forced against them from those quarters, and then they had been asked to apostatise, they would have done so, and but tarried about it briefly.
declared invalid the renunciation of tolls to which his predecessor had been forced to agree and obtained permission from King Henry VII to set up a new toll in Bonn.
The fact that the Bolsheviks had been forced, contrary to their intentions,
some ashes were saved from the fire by Bomi Rinpoche, the monk who had been forced to carry the body to the fire.
believed that the order to surrender had been forced on the government by the Germans and that Sweden had also been attacked.
a waiter in Bremen,"who tearfully confessed that he had been forced by the Nazis to pose as a woman'for the sake of the honor and glory of Germany.
go on as it would be understood that the missing party had been forced to stay behind.
Scarcely had it become known that the coal-miners of the North had been forced to renounce the Union
Before their migration some had been in a position to re-establish their wealth, but as they had been forced to leave their homes in secrecy they were unable to take most of their possessions with them and everything they had left behind