Sentence examples for grounds for removal from inspiring English sources
In terms of the legal grounds for removal, both have extensive grounds on which a non-citizen can be removed for involvement in criminal conduct.
The grounds for removal seemed unclear.
Losing a privilege argument, Mr. Chairman, should not present grounds for removal from office...
DISCUSS MAYOR'S POSITION His Opponents See Grounds for Removal in Illegal Buses and Subway Neglect.
The grounds for removal were a "mandatory report" from the local clinic that the child was losing weight.
The plaintiffs also urged the Ninth Circuit to reject the companies' other grounds for removal as meritless.
The authors of the 2000 law stressed that the "gross misconduct" ground for removal was written for egregious misdeeds like bribe taking and influence peddling — not the partisan displeasure of an incumbent majority.
8 "Absent a clear statutory command to the contrary, we assume that Congress is aware of the universality of th[e] practice of denying appellate review of remand orders when Congress creates a new ground for removal," Things Remembered, 516 U. S., at 128 (internal quotation marks omitted), like 15 U. S. C. §77p(c).
"While Cox has rejected a proposal I consider reasonable, his rejection of it cannot be regarded" as grounds for his removal.
We also regret that chief investigator Piotr Garibian has been taken off the case, as his work was hailed by Politkovskaya's family and colleagues and there were no grounds for his removal.
The more widely believed explanation was that the former prime minister had hoped his adversaries would agree to a delay while he contested the legal grounds for his removal from parliament in the supreme court.
