Sentence examples for expressing expulsion from inspiring English sources

Her back is perfectly expressing expulsion.

Transmission electron microscopy studies of hcl1 expressing M. tuberculosis showed prominent expulsion of cellular material into the matrix, hinting at cell wall damage.

Some Democrats opposed to ousting Mr. Monserrate have expressed concern that his expulsion would temporarily destabilize the narrow balance of power in the Senate.

The European Parliament passed a motion "expressing its deep concern" at the measures taken by the French authorities, urging them to immediately suspend all expulsions of Roma.

At the end of April, the United States drafted a Security Council resolution simply expressing "concern" over MINURSO's inability to fully carry out its mandate as a result of the Morocco's expulsions.

Participation in the London League led to their expulsion from The Football League in 1941 along with 14 other clubs; it was not until April 1942 when they were readmitted after expressing regret and paying a £10 fine.

"No, I instinctively arrived at the voice, Caesar's urgency to express his thought, plus the expulsion of air through the larynx created the voice.

In January 1997 Germany and the Czech Republic signed a document of reconciliation in which Germany acknowledged regret for its treatment of Czechs during the Nazi era, and the Czech Republic expressed remorse for Czechoslovakia's expulsion of some three million Germans from the Sudeten region following World War II.

While I think this is going pretty easy on public employees who were willing to violate medical confidentiality at the request of a university president, I can understand the judge's desire to let those who expressed their disagreement with Barnes' expulsion to dodge personal financial responsibility.

We noted however that when using the ph RNAi construct, small-sized clones did not exhibit expulsion and did not express Abd-B ectopically (Figure 8D D″, white arrowhead).

Ms. Rice was said to have expressed the administration's concern about any expulsion order.