Sentence examples for expel someone from inspiring English sources

Aryeh Eldad, a member of the Knesset, said that Israel should expel someone in return.

"If someone says something antisemitic they will be expelled but you can't expel someone for telling the truth".

"It is hard to get more ironic than to expel someone who is working on the Pilgrims, who were the most famous example of Dutch welcome and protection," Dr. Bangs said.

"The fact that schools will expel someone for cheating on a test, but not for violating another human being and their dignity shows they don't have their values in order," says Wanjuki.

It will be tougher to expel someone with strong links, who has a family and a job, but easier to do so with someone who barely visits the country.

The three appeal court judges, who unanimously dismissed May's appeal, reminded her in their ruling that "torture is universally abhorred as an evil", and states cannot expel someone where there is a real risk that they will face a trial based on evidence obtained by torture.

"How can it be constitutional to semi-expel someone (Lee Rhiannon) until her state party agrees to change its constitution?

Only rarely does the House take the grave step of expelling someone, a sanction that requires a two-thirds vote.

It will not even say if it has used normal diplomatic means – summoning an ambassador or expelling someone from the embassy.

Dr. Gissin refused to say what evidence Israel had against Dr. Diyab, but said, "We wouldn't have expelled someone if we didn't have any evidence".

This was a novel point; it was the first time the court had found that expelling someone from a country would breach the right to a fair trial granted by article 6 of the convention.