Examples of using To deport in English and their translations into Finnish
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They want to deport him.
To deport Gabriel and get on to his next case.
An excuse to deport them.
Still waiting for their lazy asses to deport her.
They want to deport his mother today.
Janette, they want to deport me.
Agreements to deport convicted offenders;
Why would Jimmy want to deport you?
It's harder to deport a nameless person.
Why would Jimmy want to deport you?
You want me to deport a LuthorCorp exchange student?
You have no right to deport me.
If they want to deport us, they should at least work hard for it!
He's threatening to deport my dad.
Your international protection status in Finland has been withdrawn or cancelled anda decision has been made to deport you.
And they want to deport her?
It is impossible either to deport or to assimilate several hundred thousand people, and so they must be given their EU rights.
I don't know if he was here to deport me.
It was the MOA that wanted an excuse to deport Malles. When that ghost-hacking incident happened with the Minister's interpreter.
Keeps the ladies entertained, so we, uh,decided not to deport it.
Sarkozy said local authorities were instructed to deport foreigners convicted of involvement in the riots.
The day before the minister's interpreter was ghost-hacked… he said he wanted a good excuse to deport Maless, right?
Furthermore, our ability to deport a terrorist suspect is constrained by international conventions(such as ECHR) whose revision is overdue.
Where was this altruism when you decided to deport a gay DACA student?
Documents released today reveal that a massive FBI investigation… in the early 1970s… was part of a government effort to deport John Lennon.
This is a new law that our Government has just drawn up allowing the authorities to deport any families with any connection to terrorist cells or terrorist organisations.
She was not a citizen, so possibly he was threatening to deport her to Russia.
ES Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, it is a disgrace,an absolute disgrace to seek to deport more than 8 million people, on the basis of the concept of administrative detention.
Mediterranean has more birth certificates than fish. It's harder to deport a nameless person.
Theoretically, undeclared work does not constitute grounds to deport a person to their country of origin.