Sentence examples for no expulsion from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration has urged allies to expel all Iraqi diplomats, but Spain had issued no expulsion orders until now.

No expulsions were necessary, they said.

In that time, there were no expulsions of major journalists and in fact, the Russian authorities liked to point out that not a single American had been expelled after the fall of the USSR.

The aid, he said, should be given to local leaders who agree to three conditions: no forced expulsion, equal treatment for all citizens, and surrender of heavy weapons.

Despite the fragmented and incomplete historical record, experts pretty much agree that some popular beliefs about Jewish history simply don't hold up: there was no sudden expulsion of all Jews from Jerusalem in A.D. 70, for instance.

The generated hydrocarbon products have a finite storage capacity and until this capacity is exceeded, no oil expulsion takes place (Powell 1978; Mc Auliffe 1979; Durand 1983; Tissot and Welte 1984; Inan et al. 1998).

We define on-going pregnancy as persistent pregnancy symptoms, no POC expulsion and enlargement of the uterus [ 19].

The world of hunter-gatherers, by contrast, entertains no notion of an expulsion but rather a sense of permanent occupancy on land that has always been connected with a particular people.

After her expulsion, she no longer sings or writes, despite an occasional urge.

The depths of high production wells are no less than hydrocarbon expulsion threshold, since S1 contents are high enough to satisfy critical residual amount and pores are developed.

"No collective expulsions were undertaken," he added.