Exemplos de uso de To expel them em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Finally, he manages to expel them all.
I'm going to expel them from the Forbidden City.
The viceroy took steps to expel them.
Kittens grew up, and to expel them from a shed at us with the wife the hand was not raised.
There, our protests erupted to expel them.
The minister threatened to expel them from the church, to which Marshall's grandfather replied that he would"take his risk on hell, but not the Republican Party.
Retention of toxins increases the body heat that tries to expel them.
In the last year,the Israeli army has twice tried to expel them to provide more room for new settlers from Brooklyn.
If I can't get the situation under control,I have orders to expel them all.
In exceptional cases,your new country can decide to expel them on grounds of public policy or public security but only if it can prove they represent a very serious threat.
Once these types are inside the system it is very difficult to expel them.
But despite that, the cruel rubber-gatherer thought it was necessary to expel them from the area around the camp where it was established;
The body recognises medicines as unwanted materials and tries to expel them.
In exceptional cases,your new country can decide to expel them on grounds of public policy or public security but only if it can prove they represent a very serious threat.
October 13, 1990, Busan that's impairing our society, anddo everything in his power as the President to expel them from this country.
In exceptional cases,your new country can decide to expel them on grounds of public policy or public security, but only if it can prove they pose a very serious threat.
General Orestes refused to meet the demands of the barbarian"allies" who now formed the army, and tried to expel them from Italy.
Although the activity of Jewish missionaries in Roman society caused Tiberius to expel them from that city in 19 CE, they soon returned, and Jewish religious propaganda was resumed and maintained even after the destruction of the Temple.
Only Minin and Pozharsky(both honoured in the monument of the Saint Basil Cathedral)managed to expel them, putting together an army of volunteers.
We first undertook to expel them from all means by which our people would have to deal with them, every sphere of life of German people. The laws enacted at Nuremberg, and we should drink a toast to Dr. Stuckart for devising them. .
However, there are methods by which we have the opportunity to expel them productively from our own body.
Laquedivas(India)- The Portugueses conquered it in 1498, but, in 1545,the inhabitants of the island revolted against the Portugueses and managed to expel them.
Prophet Muhammad(salla Allahu alihi wa sallam) accepted, however,he reserved the right to expel them at any time if they did not live peacefully.
Madam President, the word on everybody's lips, whatever the subject being discussed, is Roma.I blame that Mr Sarkozy for pretending to expel them.
The next day, however, the Mysore troops again took possession of the ground, andas it was absolutely necessary to expel them, two columns were detached at sunset for the purpose.
Chrestus has been identified as another form of Christus; the disturbances may have been related to the arrival of the first Christians in Rome, and that the Roman authorities, failing to distinguish between the Jews and the Early Christians,simply decided to expel them all.
The Royal Family went to the Alpujarra and remained there until the Castile,in a new betrayal, Spain decided to expel them from the end of October 1943.
And hedgehogs will not miss opportunity to regale on fat larvae therefore if at you on a site the family of prickly small animals was got,it is not necessary to expel them.
Further:"And, in regard to members of the Central Committee, to reduce them to the status of candidate members and even,as an extreme measure, to expel them from the Party.
The Sicarii(Modern Hebrew: סיקריים siqari'im) were a splinter group of the Jewish Zealots who, in the decades preceding Jerusalem's destruction in 70 CE,strongly opposed the Roman occupation of Judea and attempted to expel them and their sympathizers from the area.