Sentence examples for compulsorily removed from inspiring English sources

While those on the left tend to describe any tax cut as "a hand out" – as if this were an act of generosity by the state – most wage earners understand that all tax is money compulsorily removed from the pay packets they have struggled to achieve.

The only notable domestic opposition was by Ottoman parliamentary representative Ahmed Riza, who stated: It is unlawful to designate the Armenian assets as "abandoned goods" for the Armenians, the proprietors, did not abandon their properties voluntarily; they were forcibly, compulsorily removed from their domiciles and exiled.

The basic position remains: you cannot be compulsorily retired at a set date, unless removing you can be justified as necessary and appropriate for a legitimate aim.

Then he threatened to take her compulsorily and assured me that he was legally allowed to do so".

That same year, the government held a public auction to sell off the land that had been compulsorily acquired.

But the defence committee has been told that of the 2,860 military personnel laid off last year, about two in five were made compulsorily redundant.

The city council compulsorily purchased the Hubb building.

The compulsorily notifiable infectious diseases are reported to him, and he takes appropriate action.

"Schools requiring improvement will be compulsorily transferred to the academies sector.

TNL also managed to weather the storm without making any staff compulsorily redundant.

No one will be made compulsorily redundant and no one will lose salary.