Sentence examples for involuntarily removed from inspiring English sources

However, the Hong Kong government questioned Britain's claim that Lee had been "involuntarily removed".

"Any suggestion that 'Mr Lee was involuntarily removed to the Mainland' remains speculative," a government spokesman said.

"Our current information indicates that Mr Lee was involuntarily removed to the mainland without any due process under Hong Kong SAR law," Hammond wrote in a foreword.

China has committed a "serious breach" of a longstanding bilateral treaty, the British government has said, after finding that a missing bookseller was likely to have been "involuntarily removed" from the former colony of Hong Kong.

The British government said last month that Lee, a British passport holder, was "involuntarily removed" to the mainland in a major breach of the bilateral treaty that let Beijing take control of the city from Britain in 1997.

The only bookseller not to appear in the report was Lee, whom Britain said had been "involuntarily removed" to China from Hong Kong in late December, constituting a "serious breach" of the one country, two systems formula.

American Airlines executive Kerry Philipovitch made similar commitments, saying the airline won't involuntarily remove a passenger who is already on the plane to accommodate another passenger.

Because of the implications for the fundamental rights of families, New York State law requires that when a child is removed involuntarily, there must be an immediate review by a Family Court judge.

Children were usually removed involuntarily, although several women reported relinquishing care of their children when issues related to drug use became insurmountable.

To those folks, a warning: when it comes to selecting which passengers will be removed from a flight involuntarily, a number of airlines start with the passengers who paid the least.

2. Bags of voluntary "bumpees" will be removed (see above), but bags of passengers bumped involuntarily will remain, as involuntary bumpees had no way of knowing they wouldn't board.