Sentence examples for should be evicted from from inspiring English sources

It's harder to see why a person who has broken into a shop in Ealing should be evicted from his flat in East Ham.

If that stance identified him as a liberal, other decisions might suggest otherwise; in 2010, for example, he ruled that peace protesters should be evicted from Parliament Square.

"Here he is saying that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be evicted from the lands on which they've lived for millennia," Neumann said.

The city's decision to step aside in the case leaves the Boy Scouts alone to fight the A.C.L.U., which contends that the group should be evicted from the parks because it discriminates on the grounds of sexuality and religion.

Because rent stabilization rules require New Yorkers to use these apartments as their primary homes, Mr. Moses's lawyer, Craig S. Charie, argued that she should be evicted from the one-bedroom walk-up since she owns a home in California, registers her car there and votes there.

Then in 1999, he unveiled his policy agenda to the same House members who had just impeached him for covering up the affair in legal proceedings and the same senators who by day were conducting a trial to determine whether he should be evicted from office.

I don't think they should be evicted".

Mr. Indictor, he wrote, had "the makings of a psychopath" and should be evicted immediately.

Due to the finite storage space, replacement policies become necessary to decide which documents should be evicted.

Along with caching, a good cache replacement scheme is also necessary to decide which content item should reside in the cache and which content should be evicted.

Explain to the judge why the tenant should be evicted.