Sentence examples for expulsion of such from inspiring English sources

The expulsion of such a person was mandatory; his only avenue of relief in a hardship case was by a private bill in Congress.

"The greatest disagreement inside Hamas was if we should agree to the expulsion of such a large number of prisoners," said Ribhi Rantisi, a Hamas activist in Gaza, on Israel Radio.

However, the sensory information may also facilitate the expulsion of such chemical fluids once they have entered the VNO.

In the end, Mr Khodorkovsky's release had more in common with the expulsion of dissidents—such as Alexander Solzhenitsyn or Vladimir Bukovsky than it did with the return of Andrei Sakharov from exile in 1986, which signalled the seriousness of Mikhail Gorbachev's perestroika.

Before Dalton's review, 62 of the 134 midshipmen were found guilty of honor violations by a special naval tribunal and given punishments short of expulsion, such as loss of privileges and restriction to academy grounds.

If Trump is successful, the result will be the expulsion of Vietnamese Americans such as 43-year-old Nam Nguyen.

Releasing Gao and then expelling her would be a likely gesture of conciliation toward Powell, similar to the expulsion of celebrity dissidents such as former student protest leader Wang Dan, who was granted medical parole and then expelled ahead of President Clinton's 1998 visit to China.

Such expulsion of the female gametophyte has been previously described for the clotho (clo) mutant, and is suggested as a mechanism to hamper allocation of maternal resources to sterile tissue [33].

The methanol extract induced apoptosis is largely mitochondria mediated and associated with the collapse of the transmembrane potential which results in the expulsion of key apoptogenic molecules such as cytochrome C from the mitochondria.

The need for continuous elimination of antimicrobials by the human detoxification machinery has been speculated to potentially prevent expulsion of more harmful agents, such as dioxins, but scientific data are lacking.

"I was prepared to deal with either outcome – on the one hand if a conscience vote was allowed I would vote with my conscience against homosexual marriage; on the other hand if a conscience vote was denied to me I would vote with my conscience against homosexual marriage and reluctantly accept the inevitable consequence of such defiance being expulsion from the party.