Sentence examples for to be deselected from inspiring English sources

There is no way we will allow MPs to be deselected in that way.

"There is no way that we will allow MPs to be deselected in that way.

"I think there would be uproar and any calls for Angela to be deselected would increase," he said.

"I think there would be uproar and any calls for Angela to be deselected would increase," he told the Guardian.

Tory activists, who are furious with Mr Portillo for destabilising Mr Duncan Smith, have started to distribute a leaflet calling for him to be deselected.

Initial indications had suggested Gibson's local Labour party planned to rally to his support and would not press for him to be deselected.

In other words, individuals with low general muscle strength might to a certain degree be deselected for high risk activities compared with stronger men.

Labour said it was wrong to say male candidates would be deselected because there is no preferential treatment for sitting councillors when choosing local election candidates.

Yesterday, Len McCluskey, head of the Unite, the UK's largest union, hinted that MPs disloyal to Corbyn could lose the backing of trade unions and should be deselected as Labour candidates at the next election.

The YMAP pipeline includes filters, which can be deselected by the user, for each of these biases to correct the data before final presentation and to facilitate detection of bona fide CNVs.

Either way Pietersen will remain a centrally contracted player with an ECB deal until October this year, albeit free to play a full season in the Indian Premier League should he now be deselected.