Last of all, and by no means least, all officials who were offensive to the Cubans were to beremoved from office.
The Executive to be removed from office by the national Legislature, on the Petition of seven States.
He may be impeached for any crime or misdemeanor by the two Houses of the Legislature, two thirds of each House concurring, and if convicted shall be removed from office.
Each Governour or President of a State shall hold his office until a successor be actually appointed, unless he die, or resign or be removed from office by conviction on impeachment.
I think the Judge will be removed from Office," was Senator Plumer's opinion.
The defiant Marshall would at least be humbled, perhaps--probably--removed from office.
Coleman, William, friend of Hamilton, removed fromoffice by Republicans, 50.
Ink spots can be removed from white clothes by the simple application of a bit of clean tallow picked from the bottom of a mould candle, rubbed on the ink spot, and left sticking there when the article goes into the wash-tub.
The odour of its last contents may be removed from a vial by filling it with cold water, and letting it stand in any airy place uncorked for three days; changing the water every day.
She was one of the hired vessels, and was in 1784 removed from Weymouth to have her headquarters at Cowes.
The same scenes of drinking, gambling, and debauchery went on faster than ever after the Court removed from Salisbury to Oxford.
The House of Lords, not liking the proceedings of the army, had ordered the king for greater safety to be removed from Holmby to Oatlands, nearer the capital.
That the French troops would be removed from Flanders as soon as Spain could send forces to replace them, he said was certain; but for the rest of the Articles, he could only send them to Versailles for the consideration of the king.
The astounded Commons immediately sent an address to Charles, requesting that the queen might be removed from Whitehall, and desired a conference with the Lords.
Their misbehavior, certainly, is not an impeachable offence; still it is the ground upon which the judges are to be removed from office.
The process of impeachment, therefore, cannot be the only one by which the judges may be removed from office, under, and according to the constitution.
But Vadillo found him to be guilty of almost every one of them, and sentenced him to pay a heavy fine and to be removed from office, both as governor and as repartidor.
Then he removed from Havana to Bayamo and summoned Luzan to follow him thither in order that the case might be tried in a place free from the local influence of Havana.
These decrees seem a sufficiently crushing engine of despotism; but there still remained a slight obstacle to be removed from Metternich's path.
As free the will is removed from God's control, and yet it is not completely removed, being related to him by a chain of causes.
So all want must be removed from him; for he who is in want of something is potential, and in order to pass into actuality requires an agent having that quality in actu.
Remove all engine mounting bolts, except the one under generator; this bolt cannot be removed without removing generator; merely push it up far enough to clear frame engine lug when engine is removed from frame.
Complete cleaner body must be removed from vehicle, immersed and agitated in cleaning solvent to wash out dirt.
Carburetor intake and hose connection must be removed fromcarburetor to remove and/or install air hose.
NOTE: At time lined and plain disks are removed from shell, observe relative position of each disk in order of correct assembly.
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