expulsion

They were told to do certain things or face expulsion.

It would end up with their expulsion from the church.

And of those, only six were serious enough to end in expulsions.

Expulsion would only replace one set of problems with another.

Took his boys to see the expulsion of the Chinese.

We never gave the details - simply took the expulsion and said nothing.

He was going to be sent home after all with nothing to tell except his expulsion from school.

A more serious campaign began in 1925, calling for their expulsion from the state.

We had our first expulsion for selling the drug less than half a year ago.

Failing to do so results in expulsion from the university.

Another reason was the expulsion of a black nursing student.

In that respect only is this a law of expulsion.

"He has not done anything that would require his expulsion."

Their expulsion from paradise comes at the end of the school year.

There is a higher risk of expulsion for women who have never given birth.

The charges could lead to the expulsion of the official.

A quiet expulsion of breath could be heard over the phone.

Expulsion hit 59 houses and 295 people, who were the majority population.

Students breaking these rules may face expulsion from the university.

This can best be seen in his expulsion to Switzerland.

They gave him a formal letter of expulsion in 1967.

As for the most recent case of expulsion, Vincent did not need history books.

"I had to continue taking class," she writes about her first days after their expulsion.

Expulsion would be the only choice left to them, whether they liked it or not.

"The expulsion took place after I was led to believe by the chairman of the board that it would not happen."