Sentence examples for can be expelled from from inspiring English sources
Activists point out that this is a huge flaw in Sarkozy's plan: after three months, citizens of the two newest EU states can be expelled from France for failing to have "sufficient resources" with which to support themselves.
Even though they were born and raised in the Dominican Republic and often speak no language other than Spanish, starting today, they can be expelled from their country and deported to Haiti, along with hundreds of thousands of Haitian immigrants.
Vital capacity, or the total amount of air that can be expelled from the lung after a maximum inspiration, diminishes with age, as does the total volume of air that can be contained in the lungs.
It may be released by a crystallizing magma; it can be expelled from a mass of rock undergoing metamorphism; or it may originate at Earth's surface as rainwater or seawater and then trickle down to great depths through fractures and porous rocks, where it will be heated, react with adjacent rocks, and become a hydrothermal solution.
However, Lavrov presented the threat as insignificant, saying: The G8 is an informal club, with no formal membership, so no one can be expelled from it....Its raison d'etre was for deliberations between western industrialised countries and Russia, but there are other fora for that now … so if our western partners say there is no future for that format, then so be it.
Under Labour rules, anyone supporting a candidate against Labour can be expelled from the party, a fact which has put Labour's high command in a tight spot.
If you are caught, you can be expelled, fired, sued or blacklisted from further publication.
When people are infectious and cough or sneeze, these viruses can be expelled through aerosols and large droplets and spread virus from person to person [ 2- 6].
