Examples of using Had been driven in English and their translations into Russian
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Where the spinal column had been driven through by force.
He fell into disgrace through the intrigues of the court Jew Elkan Fränkel,member of a family that had been driven from Vienna.
By evening the North Koreans had been driven into the hills westward.
The Programme included projects for educational integration and resettlement,including to ancestral lands from which they had been driven in colonial times.
The refugees had been driven from their camps by Rwandan aggression.
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The population of what constituted the Chagos Archipelago had been driven from the territory where it had been living.
The French had been driven from Portugal more by hunger than by force of arms.
The message merely reported thatthe French had attacked at dawn and that the Prussian outposts had been driven in south of Charleroi.
Its 1st Battalion had been driven from the river positions and isolated 3 miles(4.8 km) westward.
In that regard the Commission noted that the results of the surveys thus far conducted had been driven by the economic conditions at those duty stations.
Third, globalization had been driven by the expansion of trade, multinational corporations and the globalization of production.
Before the past two decades,material use in developing countries with biomass-based economies had been driven mainly by population growth.
The Belgian troops had been driven from all the forward farms and, even more disastrously, had failed to garrison Gemioncourt.
But Johanan the son of Kareah, and all the captains of the forces, took all the remnant of Judah, that were returned from all nations,whither they had been driven, to dwell in the land of Judah;
For example, more than 400,000 Armenians had been driven from their homes in Azerbaijan, despite living in major cities far from the fighting.
Upon enquiry as to the condition of those vehicles,the Committee was informed that most of them were in good condition but had been driven over 100,000 miles.
By the end of the year, the barbarians had been driven back to their homelands; the mutineers had been executed; Hadrian's Wall was retaken; and order returned to the diocese.
The route was used not just by migrants from Central and South America butalso by African refugees who had been driven from their own countries by social, ethnic or gender violence.
Forces opposing the Government had been driven into neighbouring Afghanistan, and the instability caused by cross-border hostilities was reason for concern in the region.
Over the past 15 years, tremendous changes had occurred in the area of private infrastructure;those changes had been driven by economic, technological and policy considerations.
The orderly return of families who had been driven out of Bunia and the improved working conditions of the humanitarian players show that security conditions have visibly improved.
Putting aside the political aspects of that question, it was unheard of, from the point of view ofthe right to housing, that a house could be built on land from which its rightful owners had been driven.
He therefore authorized the return of Jews to England, from which they had been driven four hundred years earlier, and announced that he would create a Jewish state, Israel.
There was no doubt that the success of Poland's economic and social development andintegration into the world economy over the past decade had been driven and facilitated by democratic principles.
Since the early 1990s, hundreds of thousands of Georgians had been driven from the regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, which were currently under foreign military occupation.
Mr. FÆRKEL(Denmark) said that the High Court(Eastern District)had ruled on 20 August 1999 on the request of the Thule community of Greenland, which had been driven from its land in 1953 because of the construction of a military base.
Last month we suggested that fx lending had been driven by anticipation of devaluation, more liberal provisioning requirements, and, to a lesser degree, by the tightening in the money market.
The policy of“cleansing the country from outsiders” practised by the Dashnakstargeted the Muslim population, especially those who had been driven out from Novobayazet, Yerevan, Echmiadzin and Sherur-Daralagoz districts.
The Greek Cypriots claim that many of the Turks had been driven, under the threat of their own leaders, to form large enclaves which are intended to pave the way for a separate and federal state.
With regard tothe evolution of the support account, the Secretariat acknowledged the conclusion of the external management consultants requested to examine the issue that increased requirements for the support account had been driven by increased mission complexity and mission personnel.