The phrase "a motion to remove" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts, particularly in meetings or legislative procedures when proposing the removal of a person or item from a position or agenda.
Example: "During the meeting, a motion to remove the chairperson was put forward by several members."
Alternatives: "a proposal to dismiss" or "a request for removal".
He said that if the motion passed, he would then make a motion to remove Mr. Silver.
In December 2015, though, the Beauvoir board passed a motion to remove the camel and goats, citing aggressive behavior.
North Carolina representative Mark Meadows, a conservative who in July filed a motion to remove Boehner as speaker, also ruled out a run.
Then in August, Rose's lawyers claimed Jane Doe was attempting to "extort" Rose because of his fame, arguing in a motion to remove her anonymity: "This is not a rape case.
PAGE A18 CALIFORNIA PRISON OFFICIAL ASSAILED Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and California's attorney general filed a motion to remove the man charged with overhauling the state's decrepit prison health care system, citing a lack of accountability.
It was the complaint and lamentation of prelates, upon every least breath of a motion to remove pluralities, and distribute more equally Church revenues, that then all learning would be for ever dashed and discouraged.
Former Labour MP Chris Leslie, now a member of the Independent Group, will soon face a similar motion to remove him from the International Trade Select Committee.
Pour rubbing alcohol on a cotton swab and scrub the roller in a circular motion to remove toner that has gathered.
That precinct chairwoman, Dorrie O'Brien, and a small group of her supporters later put forth a formal motion to remove Shafi as vice chairman because of his religion, which went up for a vote Thursday.
If he is so unhappy and feels unfairly victimized by a biased judge, then why don't Trump's lawyers make a trial motion to remove him?
Already in 1995, the Conservatives (Det Konservative Folkeparti) presented a parliamentary motion to remove the right to mother-tongue instruction (Folketinget, 1995).
