impeach造句

The Parliament decided to impeach the President.

We must impeach the judge for taking bribes.

In what situation the parliament can impeach the President?

The former US President Bill Clinton's rivals wanted to impeach him but in vain.

In the 1970s and 1980s Congressmen regularly threatened to impeach the Fed chairman.

Illinois's House voted to impeach Mr Blagojevich; he is the first governor to face an impeachment trial in 21 years.

I impeach him in the name and by virtue of those eternal laws of justice, which he has violated.

It was largely in an effort to woo him back that Mr Zardari agreed to Mr Sharif's other main demand: to impeach Mr Musharraf.

Mr Clinton also survived the Republicans' subsequent attempt to impeach him, while the Republicans lost seats in the House at the next election.

So, for the first time in state history, the Illinois House of Representatives in Springfield voted Friday to impeach the governor.

But Gerald Ford was even more wrong to say in 1970 when he was minority leader that the House of Representatives can impeach the president on whatever grounds it likes.

In December, after the legislators declined to impeach him but issued a harsh rebuke, and a day after Mr. Sanford opined publicly that he hoped for reconciliation, Mrs. Sanford filed for divorce.