Sentence examples for expelling any from inspiring English sources

And he wants schools to adopt zero-tolerance policies for disruptive students, expelling any who use drugs, alcohol, glue or aerosol paint.

But the second stage -- in which the house is to move to some combination of elected and appointed members, expelling any lingering hereditaries, as they are known -- has been stalled by political chaos.

Last week, Alexis Tsipras, the Prime Minister of Greece — which is not expelling any diplomats — gave a squishy position on the Skripal poisoning, offering his country's "solidarity" with the United Kingdom, but remained noncommittal on countermeasures, saying, "We need to investigate".

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.

James Brooke (NYT) VENEZUELA: NAVAL WARNING The Foreign Ministry has warned that it will expel "any ship or boat which enters the Gulf of Venezuela, of whatever nationality it may be".

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.

This lets the bivalves expel any grit.

Press down gently but firmly to expel any air.

Fold over the pastry squares to form triangles, pressing the pastry around to expel any air.

The most disturbing thing the Christian Slater character discovers:  the villainous school principle expels any student with low test scores.

Automatically expel any peer sentenced to one year or more in prison, as already applies in the Commons.