enforced exile

I promised my father I would make the best of this enforced exile.

What place did King Peter choose for his enforced exile?

A period of enforced exile, during which he opened an office in Beirut, undermined the financial basis of the educational centre.

He has been a rallying point for the opposition since he came home from enforced exile by crossing the Andes on a mule.

However, not long after, the castle is converted to accommodate anti-fascist politicals under enforced exile.

The army left them there with nothing but the clothes on their backs, making no provision of any kind for their three days of enforced exile.

Both men and women have left home to join political or military organizations and families have been separated by death, imprisonment or enforced exile.

Marco's return to Venice was thus not a homecoming so much as a "virtually enforced exile from Mongolian China."

The end to enforced exile was one of the steps that General Pinochet has taken as he campaigns for a new eight-year term as President.

Mr. Lagos, 51 years old, held no official position in the Allende Government and was never in enforced exile.

The enforced exile at level 4 lasted just one season, as the Alex clinched promotion back to the Premier Division with a game to spare.

The film opens with Antigone leading her blind father, Oedipus, into enforced exile through a green forest that brings the two to a majestic waterfall.

He insisted that Timurburgha be granted an honorable retirement, instead of the enforced exile usually imposed on dethroned sovereigns.

He joins one-third of the population living in voluntary or enforced exile, according to the U.S. State Department.

So far, he has done what he said he would do, often surprising his opponents with the recent speed of liberalization, which included an end to enforced exile.

That's a memory shared by Ronnie Biggs who'se living in enforced exile in Brazil.

His orderly was his sole companion, and by any other man than the captain the enforced exile would have been esteemed little short of a severe penance.

Baldwin V played host to a grateful dowager queen Emma of England, during her enforced exile, at Bruges.

The vast majority of the Lebanese people support the legal and legitimate government of Gen. Michel Aoun in enforced exile in France.

"The details of our enforced exile are in my official log, but I would like to take this opportunity to note those under my command who lost their lives needlessly.

He was detained by the UN-backed Special Court for Sierra Leone in 2006 after a period of enforced exile in Nigeria.

The Gem chief was responsible for construction the numerous schools in the region before his enforced exile in 1915, to Kampala, Uganda by the British colonialists.

When the Native Americans were round-up and sent to enforced exile, only a few Cherokees managed to escape seeking refuge in the mountains in North Carolina.

The end to enforced exile for the family and closest collaborators of Dr. Allende was one of various liberalization measures that General Pinochet has undertaken in recent weeks.

There has been extensive pressure on the Pinochet regime - from foreign governments, human-rights groups, the Roman Catholic Church and the political opposition - to end the enforced exile policy.