Sentence examples for could not be expelled from inspiring English sources

On Saturday, Rogge suspended him indefinitely, saying that Slavkov could not be expelled until the next I.O.C. session, next year in Singapore, but that he would not take part in I.O.C. matters before then.

In August, security officials in Hamburg shuttered the Masjid Taiba mosque, which had been known until two years ago as Al Quds, because of fears that it had become a magnet for Islamic extremists with German citizenship who, unlike foreigners, could not be expelled from the country.

What initially looked like disaster pointed to a possible safety feature: the nanotubes' tendency to clump rapidly led to suffocation for some rats exposed to huge doses, but it also kept most tubes from reaching deep regions of the lung where they could not be expelled by coughing and could cause long-term damage.

They used to exploit a provision in Italian law which said that whether they were economic migrants or asylum seekers, minors could not be expelled, but once they reached 18, if they had not been given some form of humanitarian protection they could be returned to their country of origin.

That he should not be expelled?

Tonelli predicted that he could have won eight Commonwealth Games gold medals and possibly set a world record in the 200 m backstroke if he had not been expelled.

Ms. Hua said Mr. Buckley had not been expelled.

All four councillors could now be expelled from the SNP as a result of their actions.

However, fluorine substitution would prevent the breakdown of a nucleotide folate adduct because C5 could not be deprotonated to expel the leaving-group (THF) in the elimination reaction, which would block redox chemistry if it occurs in a subsequent step.

Proximity meant that questions of rehabilitation could not be avoided for ever.Now, once again, politicians are appealing to the desire to expel and remove bad elements from society.

Furthermore, a large proportion 20-600%) of reads could not be aligned to the rat genome, which may indicate the presence of exogenous RNAs, mRNA degradation, genetic material expelled through urine, and other contaminants mainly from dietary, bacterial and fungal origins.