deport造句

And France has sought to deport Romanian gypsies.

The girls in this class deport themselves gracefully.

She is declared an undesirable alien and deport.

This paper under the background of transport accident in traffic deport of Harbin Railway bureau during 2003-2005, the inertial easy accident of traffic deport is found.

To protect the safety of our citizens, we petite that the government investigate and deport her.

Even if they didn't put her in jail, they would deport her.

It's important to teach a child how to deport himself in public.

And if I find which one of you provided that article, I'll have the consulate deport you.

Israel on Tuesday announced it would deport most of the nearly 700 activists detained during the raid.

Now, if the majority of Americans are skeptical of a blanket amnesty, they are also skeptical that it is possible to round up and deport 11 million people.

Katerina Copjakova, a Czech journalist who covers Romani issues, says France was right to deport wrongdoers, but it should not have stigmatised Romanies as an ethnic group.

A procedure information management system for lorry deport repair is designed to trace the checking status of lorry, and dispatch and change fittings to ensure work time and work procedure.

The first plane chartered by the British government since the Iraq conflict to deport failed Iraqi asylum seekers came back to Britain with most of those who were to have been returned still on board.

It did not deport their elites to the wilds of Wyoming, in cattle trucks. It did not force them to learn English at gunpoint, ban religion or impose an alien economic and cultural system.

Demands that “Jews get out, go back to Palestine”, were made in the Hungarian parliament and proposals to “deport them to their ancient kingdom” echoed all over fin-de-siècle Europe, including Paris.