Sentence examples for planned deportation from inspiring English sources
The planned deportation has prompted outrage, with wildlife advocates saying the zoo was heartless and only wanted to bring in cute young primates to attract visitors.
Egyptian authorities have postponed their planned deportation of at least 600 Sudanese migrants back to Sudan, an Interior Ministry official said.
Because the appeal judges found that the shelling was not unlawful, they also concluded there was no planned deportation of the Serbian minority and no "joint criminal enterprise" or political conspiracy by a leadership cold-bloodedly planning an ethnic pogrom.
"There has long been a planned deportation for the Sunnis in Latakia, and many of their houses were taken by the Iranians and Hezbollah.
To add insult to injury, Mr Randall has been told that now his visa extension has been refused he is liable to a fine of £18 per day for every day he remains in Uganda until his planned deportation.
Afusat Saliu and her two daughters were taken from their home in Leeds and driven to London ahead of the planned deportation, which their lawyer said breached Home Office rules because they were not given the requisite notice.
His appearance was part of a concerted effort by government officials who took to the airwaves to defend planned deportations of more than 850 Roma, also known as Gypsies, and a crackdown on illicit caravan encampments.
While Greek police had enacted the first part of the plan, Greek appeals committees have largely held up the planned deportations – potentially giving Syrians greater incentive to reach Greece.
Just as the "bogeyman" of the Mexican rapist and drug dealer was used to justify the Wall and planned mass deportations, Muslim terrorists are being used to validate gutting the refugee program and limiting admission of "undesirables" from North Africa, and Southwest and South Asia.
Immigration officials would not say when they planned to resume deportations of noncriminals.
(It was also not clear how Rittenband planned to enforce his deportation plan. State judges have no authority over immigration matters).
