Sentence examples for through expulsion from inspiring English sources

Independence came about through expulsion from a two-year-old federation with Malaysia.

Alex Gansa, the creator (with Howard Gordon) of "Homeland," acknowledged that the series faced what he called an especially "delicate balancing act," because the season has built to a climax that would appear to have its two lead characters at the point of an exit: one through a suicide bombing and the other through expulsion from the role that keeps her in the story.

Every year in mid-May, many Palestinians observe what they call "the nakba," or catastrophe, the anniversary of Israel's declaration of independence in 1948 and the war in which hundreds of thousands of Palestinians lost their homes through expulsion and flight.

Cryptococci can escape macrophages by lysis or through expulsion.

The poet and essayist, Gay simplistically tells us, "never quite worked through his expulsion from paradise".

Implicit in the whole ceremony is the ancient rite of purging the tribe through the expulsion of a scapegoat, who carries away the accumulated sins of the past year.

Happily, the French tradition of attempting to earn large sums of cash through the expulsion of hot air has not been totally lost.

Through forcible expulsion or leverage gained by stripping families of identities, property documents and food ration cards, the central government has sent huge sections of its citizenry into destitution and camps.

At an earlier time both Los and Zybertowicz had direct experience with the Polish secret police, not as would be the case later, as interviewers, but through blacklisting, expulsion, internment and involvement in the Solidarity movement.

His teaching was influenced by that of the 14th-century Ḥanbalī scholar Ibn Taymiyyah, who called for the purification of Islam through the expulsion of practices that he saw as innovations, including speculative theology, Sufism, and such popular religious practices as saint worship.

This condition marks an abrupt increase in the amount of thermal energy released through fluid expulsion, from <50 J to >1,000 J per kilogram of magma and for each 1-MPa decrease in pressure (Fig. 1b). Figure 2: Results of magma degassing models.