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Washington has again told the Russian authorities that Mr Snowden should be expelled to face trial in the US for leaking national secrets.

Individuals bearing such perceptions should be expelled to their home countries.

In most of the confrontations, the Ulster Unionist rebels' complaint has been that Sinn Fein should be expelled because the I.R.A. refused to begin disarming.

On Friday, a senate committee is due to meet to vote on whether he should be expelled from the upper house of parliament, and by mid-October he has to decide whether to carry out his tax fraud sentence under house arrest or in community service.

More than 30,000 Muslims had sought refuge there, and Mladic was determined that they should be expelled before any settlement incorporated their right to live in the town and surrounding villages, like Zepa.

When you have those interventions occurring without any kind of monitoring it can spin out of control very quickly.In what way?In northern Uganda I was looking at the way in which people voted, in a democratic fashion, to determine who should be expelled from the community as witches.

The club wants revenge on Sebastian; Kurt says he should be expelled from Dalton, but Will asks them to let the system handle it.

He was one of the first Labour MPs to start a blog, and it was predictably biting; last month he used it to suggest that Lord Mandelson should be expelled from the Party for opposing Jeremy Corbyn after he was elected leader.

Mr. Malema, 30, and other members of the youth league were appearing before the panel to determine whether they should be expelled or suspended for bringing the party's name into disrepute after calling for the overthrow of the government in neighboring Botswana and criticizing the party leadership.

His resignation came six days before a vote was scheduled to determine if he should be expelled from the Hall.

The Governor General will evaluate the case and make the final decision as to whether the child should be expelled or not.