Sentence examples for some expulsion from inspiring English sources

The story always involves some expulsion from Eden, whether by the hippies of the 1960s, or the suffragists, or the wretched refuse of the shtetls, or the French Revolution, or the Enlightenment, or Luther, or Machiavelli or the sack of Rome.

President Vicente Fox canceled some old expulsion orders, and officials said foreigners need only have tourist visas to work as observers in Chiapas.

Roughly 80percentt of the cases that the Metropolitan Police Department refers to ACCESS are school fights that result not only in arrest but also suspension and, in some instances, expulsion.

Marchionne toured thefactories in Europe and North and South America, meeting employees and identifying young executives who were good for promotion and singling out some for expulsion.

The teens were immediately suspended for five days; some faced expulsion.

Their departure was fuelled by rising nationalist sentiment during the Arab-Israeli wars, harassment and some direct expulsions by then-president Gamal Abdel Nasser, as well as attacks on Jewish properties.

They had to grow up, and it was in some ways an expulsion from the garden of childhood.

Inside the senate on November 27th, as it prepared to vote on Silvio Berlusconi's expulsion, some of his party's female lawmakers appeared dressed in widow's black.

After the campus revolt of 1968, he served as chairman of a joint disciplinary committee of administrators, faculty members and students, which recommended probation for some students and expulsion for those found responsible for acts of vandalism or theft.

Some form of expulsion and academic discipline may be on the table.

In some cases, an expulsion of the urethral contents accompanied the ejaculatory rhythmic contractions and was always accompanied by penile movements and penile erections.