Sentences with impeach

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...an opposition move to impeach the President. [VERB noun]
To impeach a witness.
It is doubtful that the 120-seat Knesset could muster the 90 votes needed to impeach Mr Katsav.
House Speaker Michael Madigan, a Chicago Democrat, predicted that the full House would impeach Blagojevich as soon as today.
To impeach a person's motives.
But attempts to impeach him fizzled.
Washington — House Democrats on Tuesday beat back a Republican attempt to force them to vote on a divisive resolution to impeach Vice.

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