Sentence examples for deported put on from inspiring English sources

They have expressed justified anxiety over being deported, put on some kind of governmental registry, stop-and-frisked, or even "grabbed by the pussy".

Though Egypt at the time rejected the widespread condemnation of the verdict as interference in its internal affairs, Sisi, now president, has since made sympathetic remarks about the imprisoned journalists, saying he wished they had been deported and not put on trial.

It's a relief when Gray returns to Ellis Island, where no less a personage than Enrico Caruso Joseph Callejaa) shows up and sings, as part of a performance put on for the detainees, some of whom may be deported.

She was quickly put on suicide watch because she told staff that she would kill herself rather than be deported back to a country where she would be in danger from her husband and her traffickers.

Early today Malsin, who has worked with the Ma'an news agency for two years as its English news editor, spoke by telephone to a colleague to say he was being deported and was then put on a flight to New York.

President Sisi has said in the past he wished the journalists had been deported rather than being put on trial.

The president has said previously that he wished the journalists had been deported rather than being put on trial.

This is why Sinyaysky and Daniel were put on trial and deported in February 1966.

"This is exactly what Stalin's police did days before we were put on trains and deported to Central Asia," Rustam Kadyrov, a Crimean Tatar resident of the town of Bakhchysarai, whose house was among those marked, told me at the time.

He spent two weeks in detention before he was put on a plane and deported, without any explanation for his ill-treatment.

"I wished they were deported immediately after their arrest instead of being put on trial".