forcibly expel

Examples (20)

• They were forcibly expelled from their farm by the occupying authorities.
• The government vowed to forcibly expel the militants from the border region.
• The protesters were forcibly expelled from the building after refusing to leave.
• After a disciplinary hearing, the university decided to forcibly expel the student for repeated plagiarism.
• The government threatened to forcibly expel any immigrants without proper documentation.
• Security forces moved in at dawn to forcibly expel the protesters from the square.
• After the coup, the dictator's family was forcibly expelled from the country.
• Forcibly expelling members who violate the code of conduct remains highly controversial.
• Security guards had to forcibly expel the unruly fan from the stadium.
• Thousands were forcibly expelled from the country during the crackdown.
• The indigenous people faced the threat of being forcibly expelled from their ancestral lands.
• If negotiations fail, the authorities may forcibly expel anyone overstaying their visas.
• He was forcibly expelled from the meeting for constantly interrupting the speaker.
• The school rarely chooses to forcibly expel a pupil, but safety comes first.
• The regime has a history of forcibly expelling its critics and political opponents.
• By law, the association can vote to forcibly expel a member who refuses to pay dues.
• If the squatters do not vacate the premises, they will be forcibly expelled.
• He was forcibly expelled at the airport and sent back to his country of origin.
• The diplomat was declared persona non grata and forcibly expelled from the host nation.
• International observers condemned the plan to forcibly expel the minority community from the region.