Sentence examples for expulsion of those from inspiring English sources

The Spartan king demanded the expulsion of "those under the curse," and Cleisthenes and his relatives were again exiles.

Expulsion of "those who continue to defend the traditional policies of the Workers Partyy," said the letter, "will suggest that the Workers Partyy has lost its proud tradition of democracy, pluralism and tolerance".

The Human Rights Act was an obstacle to protecting the lives of British citizens because it enabled terrorist suspects freely to enter the country and prevented the expulsion of those who threaten the life of a British prime minister.

Mr. Shater led a push to bar Brotherhood members from dissenting from the political stands of its Freedom and Justice Party, and he led the expulsion of those who sought less conservative Islamist politics.

Both measures are clearly aimed at Italy's 50,000 Romanian gypsies who are particularly blamed for rising crime.On May 20th the foreign minister, Franco Frattini, said the government wanted to ensure the effective "expulsion of those who break the law" or act anti-socially.

Enforcing these laws provides rationale for the expulsion of those bodies from public, for making people invisible.

They began pressing Bashir for the expulsion of these groups from the country.

The centre-left coalition reached an agreement with the opposition to end permanent residency permits for refugees, speed up expulsions of those refused asylum and attempt to reallocate up to 54,000 refugees from within Sweden to other EU countries.

We need to ask what would Hyderabad as capital of Telangana mean if its creation were to be predicated on the symbolic, even if not physical or legal expulsion, of all those who have made their home in it, for generations, even?

The expulsion of the Girondins was merely the last straw.

He cited the Turkish expulsion of the Greek minority, Greece's expulsion of its Turkish minority after the First World War, and the expulsion of the Sudeten Germans from Czechoslovakia after the Second World War.