Sentence examples for cannot eject from inspiring English sources

You cannot eject without intent, but you can warn without intent".

It has more or less stuck to its charter forbidding countries whose leaders take power in military coups from becoming members, though it cannot eject those who have been in charge since before 2002, as too many of them, including Mr Qaddafi, would have to be blackballed.

Because of peculiarities of the strong force, nickel-48 cannot eject one proton, but it might just spit out two at once, thereby emitting a kind of radiation that has never been detected.

But Russia's national interests will be paramount for him: ensuring the new government in Kiev cannot eject the Black Sea Fleet from Crimea and that Ukraine's new leaders think twice before embracing the West and rejecting Russia.

As shown previously, Δ gpr-1 beaks do not form ostioles and therefore cannot eject ascospores.

Since a flare inducing prominence (flux tube) rises Vz ⩽ 300 km s−1, the plasmas below it cannot continuously eject with Alfvén speeds of VA = 3000 km s−1 but probably with Vz ≈ ±100 km s−1.

Even if the supreme court approves an investigation and later finds him guilty, however, he cannot be ejected from congress unless a plenary of deputies approves his removal.

The Goodwin case highlighted an anomaly which means that peers cannot be ejected from the Lords even if they commit a criminal offence.

And in Sudan's election Mr Bashir won against an opposition that had largely boycotted the event.In the language of international election observers, many of these elections fall "below international standards"; in plain English, they are rigged to ensure that the incumbent or his ruling party cannot be ejected by the voters.

It is expected that at some point salt will accumulate in the conical pore to an extent that the precipitate cannot be ejected.

Chairman Bill Ford's promotion of Jim Hackett sounds logical on paper and, it might be said, Fields cannot complain about being ejected.