Sentence examples for ordered to expel from inspiring English sources

The police were recently ordered to expel the many Somalis who arrived without invitations.

Meanwhile, the police have been ordered to expel 25,000 immigrants "sans papiers," without papers, before the year ends.

Stanwix was ordered to expel all foreign troops from Gibraltar to secure its status as an exclusively British possession but failed to evict the Dutch, apparently not considering them "foreign".

A judge granted an order to expel Reid on Friday and prosecutors have three working days to contest the ruling.

In both, the reflex response involves many muscles; this includes a temporary lapse of respiration in order to expel the irritant.

"In order to expel us they will have to resort to aerial bombing, and then they will have more civilian casualties".

But the visit by the United Nations special envoy is already being strained by the junta's order to expel the top United Nations official in the country.

The previous Friday, the Prime Minister, Benjamin (Bibi) Netanyahu, had gone on three evening television shows to blast Bennett for having declared that he would refuse any order to expel Jews from a settlement.

The state-run Xinhua news agency quoted the governor of Yushu Prefecture, where the quake was centered, as saying that he knew of no order to expel the monks.

People like Nick Robinson would have to start living there – illegally of course, given that no one would be able to repeal the legislation that outlawed the practice in order to expel the late, great anti-war protester Brian Haw from Parliament Square.

The past few days have seen a crescendo of anti-British rhetoric on Iranian state media, culminating in Tehran's order to expel the two British diplomats for "activities incompatible with their diplomatic status" – an official euphemism for spying.