Sentence examples for may be expelled from inspiring English sources

(If he is, he may be expelled from the unit).

He hinted it may be expelled from Afghanistan.

There are signs that trials may begin soon, and upon conviction -- of which, given the Chinese criminal system, there is little doubt -- the defendants may be expelled.

Nobody guilty of revealing how tricks are performed may become a member, & any member who gives away a trick may be expelled.

Concerns are so great that it may be expelled from the Obesity Health Alliance, a coalition of 30 health organisations that is urging ministers to take tough action to tackle the growing epidemic of obesity.

The country owes the IMF $295m, and may be expelled from the organisation altogether in September if it cannot pay the money back.The UN secretary-general, Kofi Annan, toured the areas of Niger most affected by the continuing food crisis in the West African country.

As a consequence, benzo[b]carbazole may be selectively retained in the source rock and during petroleum expulsion may not be expelled as efficiently as benzo[a]- and benzo[c]carbazole.

Chris Brown may also be expelled from the party after failing to declare two criminal convictions from the 1980s.

But it may yet be expelled from the International Monetary Fund in a row about the unreliability of its official inflation figures.

It has the power to change our lives, it exposes us and in sharing it we may indeed be expelled from a warm safety we had enjoyed.

It is now clear that exosomes from different malignant cells carry ABC transporters, and some studies have shown that drugs may also be expelled from the cells through exosomal mechanisms [ 41, 81, 85, 86].