The phrase "will be deposed" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to indicate that someone will be removed from a position of power or authority. For example: "The CEO will be deposed from his role after the company's financial scandal." "In the upcoming elections, the current mayor will be deposed in favor of a new candidate." "According to the terms of the contract, the dictator will finally be deposed and a democratic government will be established."
Dauman's attorneys say Redstone is firmly in command of his faculties; Dauman himself will be deposed on 26 January.
"Given the comments of Republicans, it appears to be inevitable that witnesses will be deposed," he said meekly.So long as Mr Daschle keeps his caucus together, there is no way that the Senate's 55 Republicans can muster the 67 votes needed to remove Mr Clinton from office.
The cardinal will be deposed on Saturday about how he handled dozens of cases of suspected abuse, including one involving a Mexican priest who the police believe molested 26 children in the Los Angeles Archdiocese during a nine-month visit in 1987.
Woods, who will be deposed as world number one if he finishes outside the top 10 and Adam Scott wins the tournament, withdrew in the final round of last week's Honda Classic because of back trouble.
(Jenness will be deposed in that case as well).
With Iranian and now Russian support it is unlikely that Assad will be deposed anytime soon.
Lawyers for Mr. Spitzer, the New York state attorney general, will be deposing Mr. Grasso to gather evidence for a lawsuit that seeks to recover most of his pay.
But Deutsche Bank has nevertheless announced that it will be deposing eight companies that have worked on Szymoniak's house.
With an appropriate mixture of affection, respect and something approaching reverence, Jim Patterson was dubbed "The Goal King of Queen of the South" – and, even in death, there's no chance that he'll be deposed from his throne any time soon.
Clemens and McNamee will probably be deposed in the coming weeks by lawyers for the committee, a sign of how serious it appears to be taking their conflicting stories.
And then, for fans of the Wallabies or any nation feeling a little wobbly about whether the All Blacks will ever be deposed, the really frightening fact: "He's got pressure on him too, from Ardie Savea who's been terrific and wants to get in".
