The commissioner said the NBA constitution allowed owners to eject Sterling if three-quarters of the owners voted in favor of such a move, and that he would commence the process of expulsion immediately.
Although musculature is poorly developed in tunicates, there are muscles that retract the body and constrict the atrial cavity, allowing it to eject water.
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.
Loren Kaiser, vice president of operations at Digital Interactive, said the DISCover software makes PC gaming more convenient, allowing someone to eject a game in the middle of playing without crashing the computer.
The touch strip allows you to eject the optical media, turn the volume up and down, turn off the wifi, and activate or deactivate the "Command Center" (more on that later) and the discrete graphics mode.
He'd bring flowers and my favorite wine, claiming his "big feelings" wouldn't allow him to eject me from his mind.
The satellite-free operating window can be expanded dramatically with the ligament and pendant drop size under control with a novel 'two-step-ejection' process, in which the drop is first partly grown, then allowed to settle, and then ejected via a second pulse of liquid from the pump.
The solution was ejected, and the tips were allowed to dry in a biosafety cabinet.
Titanium particles ejected from the tip were allowed to pellet for 1 h before the silica dispersion was withdrawn from the supernatant for further use.
Sunday was the last day that several dozen churches were allowed to hold worship services there, after federal courts allowed the city to eject them.
