Sentence examples for power of expulsion from inspiring English sources

It also introduces a new streamlined power of expulsion to replace the current powers of deportation and removal.

There is a danger that the power of expulsion could be used to remove people because their opinions were unpopular, rather than because of misconduct.

The excerpts from the last two documents stress the necessity for Party participation in elections, but declare that the Party fosters no illusions that the workers can vote their way to power, the expulsion of the Socialist members of the New York Assembly (see Chafee, Free Speech in the United States (1941), pp. 269-82) being cited as an example in point.

(Turabi wanted governors elected, and for Parliament to be able to impeach the president as an attempt to strip Bashir of power after his expulsion of Islamist groups).

It marked the restoration of Mughal power after the expulsion of the emperor Humāyūn by the Afghan Shēr Shah of Sūr in 1540.

And Erdogan will not be indifferent to the threat of expulsion, as even the threat itself will diminish Turkey's great-power status.

The office, which has a broad range of punitive powers, including expulsion, does not allow students accused of "misconduct" to confront or cross-examine their accusers, or be represented by lawyers, or listen to witnesses or receive transcripts of hearings.

There is a substantial difference in the explanatory power of the absolute as opposed to the relative differences in the "losing" contestants' looks on their likelihood of expulsion.

The young schoolgirl could have grown up with the stigma of expulsion, an outcast from an educational system that in Japan is the path to status and power.

Bertone then suggested measures short of expulsion.

He denies doing anything worthy of expulsion.