Sentence examples for agreed to eject from inspiring English sources
In 1990-91 moft of us went into battle with certainty: Saddam Hussein had invaded a defenceless neighbour and the United Nations and most Arab governments (but not their people, a point which was downplayed) had agreed to eject him.
In 2002, the city pursued a policy that would allow it to eject families it deemed uncooperative, but backed down and agreed to reserve the right to eject single adults, but not families.
It also agreed to readmit monitors from the International Atomic Energy Agency who were ejected from the Yongbyon nuclear complex — where the North also produced plutonium for weapons — in 2009.
In July Airbnb agreed to work with Barcelona to remove listings "that could affect long-term housing availability in Barcelona", as well as to eject illegal commercial operators using the site — couching this as a rapprochement in relations between it and the local government, and claiming it will have "zero tolerance for bad actors".
[Village Voice] The city agreed to pay $1 million to a Brooklyn subway rider who was struck in the face with a police officer's nightstick after being ejected from a No. 2 train.
— but agreed to intercede.
Waters agreed to repaint.
