Sentence examples for removed formally from inspiring English sources

Sir James Crosby, as we must still call him until the knighthood is removed formally, has done the right thing – but belatedly.

This rests, however, on two important premises: first, that the governing process follows the formal hierarchical structure of the sector, and second, that removing politicians formally from the decision-making process reduces their involvement.

But whether there will be an effort to remove him formally from the priesthood has not been decided, Mr. Zwilling said.

At the moment, Fuller is not hearing cases, but, inexplicably, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals has failed to remove him formally from his duties, and the House of Representatives has yet not begun impeachment proceedings.

But the cardinal was not formally removed from his post until Monday.

Bishop Frank Rodimer has said previously that Father Hanley should be formally removed from the priesthood by the Vatican, Ms. Thompson said.

The football team was formally removed from the conference before the 2005 season, and the university considered eliminating the program.

Two decades after the first female priests were ordained into the Church of England, legislation preventing them from becoming bishops has been formally removed.

Father McGuire was formally removed from the priesthood in February 2008 after a conviction in Wisconsin and after a federal indictment had been issued in Illinois.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton formally removed an Iranian opposition group from the State Department's list of designated terrorist organizations on Friday.

Mr. Johnson was formally removed from the state payroll last November, one day after a Bronx judge denied a motion to dismiss a domestic violence charge against him.