The phrase "face banishment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is confronted with the possibility of being expelled or removed from a place or group.
Example: "If he continues to break the rules, he may face banishment from the community."
Alternatives: "confront exile" or "risk expulsion."
On the other, they face banishment by Olympic officials for publicly opposing Russia's discriminatory new law.
(One virginal young lady is so overcome by his manly good looks that she reduces a bird cage to splinters.) But the doge of Venice is under pressure from Rome to clean up his city, and so Casanova is commanded to marry or face banishment.
"If we investigate him and determine there's sufficient evidence to find that he committed a second domestic violence offense, then yes, he would face banishment for life, absolutely," Lisa Friel, the NFL's special counsel for investigations, told The Huffington Post.
One panel presents a picture of the world run by a rich and violent cheat who acts like a king and requires his slaves to be corrupt or face banishment.
JUNEAU, Alaska, May 9 (Reuters) - A man accused of killing two Alaska State Troopers who were featured in a reality TV series has been indicted by a grand jury while two other men face banishment from their town by a tribal government over the incident, authorities said on Friday.
As an hereditary, Martin faces banishment.
Msgr. Charles M. Kavanagh may be facing banishment from the priesthood over a sexual abuse allegation.
Producers refused to meet his demands, and his character, facing banishment to another precinct, quit the force and was written out of the show after the first four episodes of the 1994 95 season.
One, a reverse stock split, would be a way to avoid a delisting from the Nasdaq; if it weren't for the recent suspension of rules that threaten the pink sheets for stocks that fall below $1 for more than 30 days, Sirius XM would already be facing banishment.
For his trouble, he faces impoverishment, banishment, shame, and even execution, which is perfectly consistent with the path of discipleship that Jesus has described throughout Luke's gospel.
Meanwhile, along the frontier with China, the regime of leader Kim Jong-un reportedly warned citizens that they face execution or banishment if their loved ones attempt to escape across the border.
