The phrase "allow the expulsion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted for someone or something to be removed or expelled from a group, organization, or place.
Example: "The committee decided to allow the expulsion of members who consistently violate the rules."
Alternatives: "permit the removal of" or "authorize the dismissal of".
The party has several other measures aimed at foreigners that will be voted on in coming referendums, including one that would allow the expulsion of entire families if one member committed a crime.
The call by Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, for a treaty change to allow the expulsion of errant euro members caused shock and dismay in Spain, Greece and Belgium, where the former prime minister, Guy Verhofstadt, accused her of no longer wanting European solutions.
Last month, the government issued a decree that has allowed the expulsion of foreigners considered dangerous.
And in November 2003, the imam, Abdel Kader Fadlallah Mamour, was deported to his native Senegal from his home near Turin -- the first time Italy used a law allowing the expulsion of radical imams.
And in November 2003, the imam, Abdel Kader Fadlallah Mamour, was deported to his native Senegal from his home near Turin - the first time Italy used a law allowing the expulsion of radical imams.
When labor starts, the cervix gradually dilates to allow for the expulsion of the fetus.
With the recent application of a court ruling allowing for the expulsion of Haitian residents of the Dominican Republic and Dominicans of Haitian descent, there is now a different kind of flow.
In the end, the government included in the land rights law a measure that allowed for the expulsion of settlements from areas deemed "critical wildlife habitats," but with the explicit consent of villagers.
Over the last week, Hungary's prime minister, Viktor Orban, called several times for the repeal of the so-called Benes decrees -- the orders issued by Czechoslovakia's post-World War II president, Edvard Benes, that allowed for the expulsion of some three million Germans, as well as tens of thousands of Hungarians, from Czechoslovakia after the war.
The law in Italy, a nation with a history of domestic terrorism, has allowed for the expulsion of radical imams since 1998, and since 2003 the nation has used the law to send suspects home to Senegal, Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia, according to Ministry of Interior documents.
(In 2017, the Supreme Court invoked the principle of equality of obligation to strike down a prior exemption). Third, Netanyahu will have to please the ultra-Orthodox Shas by passing a law that allows for the expulsion of mostly African asylum seekers from the poorer sections of South Tel Aviv, where many Shas voters live.
