"removals from" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate a removal or taking away of something from a certain place. Example: "The removals from the library were made in an orderly manner."
Manual removals from autocomplete include "are jews evil" and "are women evil".
That is eight times the half-year average for such removals from 1998 to 2007.
Regulators have shown particular displeasure over Google's notification of publishers of link removals from its search results.
Fifty-two protesters were arrested after about 2,000 landless South Africans marched in Johannesburg to demand an end to forced removals from squatter camps.
Sophiatown, the legendary multiracial freehold township of west Johannesburg, was designated a "black spot" under the Group Areas Act and subject to forced removals from 1955.
Social media posts were among acceptable criteria, and acquittals in court did not necessarily lead to removals from the list, the Intercept's document showed.
IndiGo A large number of "premature engine removals" from Jan .to Oct. 2011, indicating that extended operations or long-haul operations need review.
It had been hailed by children's-rights lawyers as expanding the definition of a family and shielding children with no other parents from arbitrary removals from their long-term foster families.
Senior officials from G4S, the company used by the government to remove detainees, will be questioned by MPs on the home affairs committee tomorrow over "concerns" about the rules governing removals from the UK and their enforcement.
Google, which has more than 90% of the search market in Europe, has insisted that removals from its index only apply for searches using a complainant's name – not generic terms that would normally find the same page.
Travellers have mixed reports of how a linear journey into Serbia from Kosovo works, from a polite border guard "cancelling" Kosovo entry stamps to late-night removals from buses.
