Sentences with EXPELLABLE

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Sentences

"Cheating is an expellable offense in this school."

"His behavior was considered expellable by the disciplinary committee."

"The student's repeated acts of violence were expellable offenses."

"The principal has the authority to make expellable decisions."

"The school has a strict expellable policy for drug use."

"Vandalism is an expellable offense according to the student handbook."

"Harassment of any kind can be grounds for an expellable offense."

"The expelled student was caught with an expellable weapon on campus."

"Bullying is considered an expellable offense in many schools."

"The administration is reviewing the evidence to determine if the student's behavior is expellable."

"He committed a serious offense that made him expellable from school."

"The student's constant disruptive behavior made him expellable from the class."

"Cheating on an exam is a grounds for being expellable from the university."

"The company's zero-tolerance policy on harassment makes such behavior expellable."

"Repeated violation of the school's code of conduct can be expellable."

"Physical violence towards other students is considered expellable."

"The student's involvement in drug dealing made him expellable."

"His plagiarism was a clear violation of the rules and made him expellable."

"The committee found her guilty of a transgression that was expellable."

"The student was expelled from the school due to expellable drug use."

"Vandalizing school property is an expellable act."

"The school takes disciplinary issues seriously and has a list of expellable offenses."

"His threatening behavior towards the teacher was deemed expellable."

"The school has a strict policy regarding violence that may be expellable."

"Her repeated absence from classes made her expellable from the program."

"The disciplinary hearing resulted in him being deemed expellable."

"The student displayed a complete disregard for the rules, making him expellable."

"The school administration reviewed the incident to determine if it was expellable."

"The student's involvement in a cyberbullying incident made her expellable."

"Her academic dishonesty was an expellable offense."