Sentence examples for suspend them from from inspiring English sources

It is also open to the upper house to sanction a peer by denying them access to Lords facilities or suspend them from parliament for a specific period.

Jane O'Shaughnessy New York • To the Sports Editor: Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis's immediate response to the eight White Sox players believed to have thrown the 1919 World Series was to suspend them from baseball for life.

Bishops had a variety of disciplinary tools at their disposal — including the power to remove accused priests from contact with children and to suspend them from ministry altogether — that they could use without the Vatican's direct approval.

I knew a girl in college who used to cut an orange peel into tiny circles and string them together with a piece of blue embroidery thread and suspend them from a belt loop of her pants and wear them like that till they dried.

Their remarks, criticising the Premier League official Sian Massey and the West Ham vice-chair Karren Brady, sparked a widespread backlash against the pair and led Sky Sports to suspend them from duty for tonight's match between Bolton Wanderers and Chelsea.

As a result, our policy states that when there is a fight between students, we are required to suspend them from school for at least three days".

He made NATO planes out of cardboard and suspended them from the ceiling by wire.

Suspending them from competition once questions are raised violates their confidentiality and imposes sanctions before relevant information has been gathered.

But with the fracturing of the country, the new government suspected doctors over 50 of having "loyalist feelings toward the unified state" and suspended them from practicing medicine.

Ms May said it was "unacceptable" that 13 forces had not met the stop-and-search requirements, adding: "I have suspended them from the scheme with immediate effect.

An exasperated and agitated Speaker of the House asserts his or her authority over a misbehaving MP by suspending them from the chamber.