Sentence examples for expel any of from inspiring English sources

But the law is essentially silent on whether lesser offenses warrant expulsion, and Mr. Monserrate's lawyers argued that the law's vagueness -- it says only that each chamber of the Legislature has the power to expel "any of its members" -- makes it unconstitutional.

The Addiopizzo ("Goodbye, pizzo") movement coalesced around consumers and businesses who rejected the Mafia's presence in everyday life, and Italy's most powerful business association threatened to expel any of its members who paid the pizzo.

While Sinn Fein exploited the benefits of the fledgling government over the last five years, Mr. Paisley has promised to expel any of his party colleagues who deal with Sinn Fein, and is demanding that the peace deal be scrapped.

Unlike mosquitoes, sand flies do not expel any of the blood meal while feeding and cannot continue to engorge when replete (24).

The Legislature has expelled only a handful of members since it was established, and the Assembly has not expelled any of its members since the early 1920s.

But the few cells that can over-express the pump gene in response to the toxic attack will often survive, expelling any of several drugs.

But he is high in House leadership, and neither party has actually expelled any of its own members for corruption.

Another tradition claims that, instead, Oswald expelled any of the clergy in the cathedral that would not give up their wives and replaced them with monks immediately.

According to the document seen by AP, Qatar is being asked to shut down diplomatic posts in Iran, expel any members of Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard and only conduct trade with Iran that complies with US sanctions.

Young's pledge also calls for his Republican opponents to support a proposed change to the Alabama GOP's by-laws, which would allow for the party to expel any member of its steering committee who expresses support for same-sex marriage.

A novel piece of legislation in Oregon would require public community colleges and universities to expel any student convicted of participating in a violent riot.