Sentence examples for post-expulsion from inspiring English sources

By John Updike The New Yorker, March 24 , 1956P. 24 Talk story about a comparative tasting of post-Expulsion & pre-Expulsion Chartreuse, a ceremony conducted by William Masses, a local wine expert & Robert Haas, who with his father operates M. Lehmann, Inc.

Analyses of granules recovered from soil up to 28 days post-expulsion and stored in dry conditions for several months to years indicate that they can still contain significant quantities of ACC, suggesting that this ACC is unusually stable compared to synthetic ACC [49].

Post expulsion, the oxygen saturation immediately rose to 99% and his respiratory rate decreased to 14.

But disagreements with Germany chiefly over post-war expulsions of ethnic Germans are manageable.

Poland and the Czech Republic have been irked by the association's demand that they formally apologise for the post-war expulsion of Germans.

8. Stories of England's dead boys, and a sequel: how a new race, and its home are formed, post-Jewish expulsion.

According to historian Deborah Lipstadt, the concept of "comparable Allied wrongs" such as the post-war expulsions and alleged Allied war crimes like the bombing of Dresden, is at the center of, and a continuously repeated theme of, contemporary Holocaust denial; phenomenon she calls "immoral equivalencies".

Although she declined to be specific other than to cite an article in the campus newspaper last year that implored students to end the practice, the university has offered rewards, threatened expulsion and posted notices saying that the pranks are illegal.

After that student was suspended (and now facing expulsion) for posting the photo on his private account, four additional students were suspended for liking and commenting on it.

The expulsion followed the posting online of a video that showed a group of Berehove residents singing the Hungarian anthem and pledging loyalty to Hungary at a passport-issuing ceremony at the Ukrainian town's Hungarian consulate.

Ali is now represented by the non-profit Centrum för rättvisa, who challenged Ali's expulsion under the post-December 2017 law.