Sentence examples for consider expelling from inspiring English sources

On February 8th the High Court in Delhi ordered its rulers to consider expelling an estimated 6,000 urban monkeys to a reserve outside the city.

"Nobody was happy about this," said Senator Eric T. Schneiderman, the Manhattan Democrat who led the special committee that recommended that the Senate consider expelling Mr. Monserrate.

Before the bombing in Afula, the Israeli defense minister, Shaul Mofaz, said Israel might once again consider expelling Mr. Arafat from the region if he interfered with Mr. Abbas.

Senior AOL Time Warner executives have said that if the division fails to show signs of new growth by the end of the year, the company might consider expelling it altogether through a sale or spinoff.

Mr. Trimble had asked Mr. Blair and Mr. Reid to consider expelling Sinn Fein from the Northern Ireland government, but the two men declared instead that paramilitary groups across the board bore responsibility for the current situation.

Emily Benn, the granddaughter of Tony Benn and a former parliamentary candidate, has asked the Labour party to consider expelling Jeremy Corbyn's new head of policy, Andrew Fisher, for supporting the anarchist Class War party at the general election.

He said the party was considering expelling three other members affiliated with Dr. Jaafari, but played down the possibility of wider expulsions.

At one point the government considered expelling him, but it later granted him Tanzanian citizenship, and a district of Dar Es Salaam was named after him.

[ image: /photos/590951fcebe912338a372ac4] 2. Visa Wars The effort to restrict critical coverage of China burst into the open in 2013, when the government considered expelling two dozen reporters from the Times and Bloomberg.

According to the Los Angeles Times, Trump is considering expelling those who have been accused but not convicted, suspected drug dealers, and people charged with such immigration violations as illegal reëntry.

As an acrimonious split between the leader and his parliamentary party of one burst into the open, Mr Farage challenged Mr Carswell to "put up or shut up" and suggested that he was considering expelling the MP from the party.