Parkland is almost five hundred miles south of Tallahassee; by the time Moskowitz's flight landed, he knew that nineteen-year-old Nikolas Cruz, who had been expelled from Douglas, had used a legally purchased AR-15 semiautomatic rifle to kill seventeen students and staff members and seriously wound more than a dozen others.
Then one day he heard about a teenager who was expelled from school for using marijuana to help control seizures.
His parents reported that he was expelled from school for using racial slurs toward another student and for a long history of inattentiveness, impulsivity, and hyperactivity.
According to Brazilian human rights groups, none of those involved have been expelled from the police for use of excess force in the Carandiru attack or received disciplinary sanctions, and at least four senior officers have been promoted.
I got expelled from English class for using four-letter words in a paper describing the English teacher.
Landmark, based in Houston, was expelled from the N.A.S.D. for using ads that understated the risks of day-trading, for lending money to a customer to meet a margin requirement, for violating restrictions on short-selling and for other offenses, the N.A.S.D. said.
The alginate fibers fabricated as described above were expelled from the membrane mold using water under pressure.
When their daughter, Elizabeth, was expelled from the college for drug use, Faucher's suggestion that there were other, possibly more forgiving institutions had placed him permanently outside the wall that sheltered his wife and child.
As an alternative, he devised a method of using air expelled from the victim's lungs to propel the object up and out of the throat.
Being considered as "non-citizens", expelled from the communities where they used to (and wanted to) live, detainees are likely to experience a "psychological sense of apartness" (p. 166) [ 63], isomorphic to their physical apartness.
