Earlier this week the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council, of which Saudi Arabia is the largest member, expelled Syrian ambassadors from their capitals and recalled their own ambassadors from Damascus to protest what they called the "mass slaughter" of civilians in Homs and elsewhere by Mr. Assad's forces.
The Court of Appeal of England and Wales held in Dawkins v. Antrobus (1881) that before a member is expelled from a club for committing an offence against the club's constitution, the member has to be given proper notice of the meeting, an opportunity to attend the meeting, and an opportunity to be heard.
In September Bo Xilai, a former Politburo member, was expelled from the party and an investigation was announced into his alleged acceptance of "huge bribes".
He claimed some of the individuals involved were members of other parties, including the Socialist party, the successor to Militant, whose members were expelled from the Labour party by Neil Kinnock.
Two Oklahoma members were expelled from the university last week and the chapter was shut down.
It forbade the advocating of a separate state, and consequently TULF members were expelled from parliament for refusing to take the oath.
In the aftermath, many Militant members were permanently expelled from the Labour party, including Hatton.
The four Romanian team members had been expelled from the Olympics on Sunday because three of their teammates failed drug tests.
His view that the party had to unite or die led to a ban on organised groups, but when the '79 Group refused to go quietly, several members were briefly expelled from the party.
The RWL's members had been expelled from the Communist Party USA in 1934 for their Trotskyist beliefs, and the organization was unpopular due to its opposition to World War II.
