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Meanings of impeachment in English

Russian
импичмент
Portuguese
impeachment
Catalan
impeachment
Spanish
proceso de revocación del mandato

Formal process in which an official is accused of unlawful activity.

импичмент
Usage of impeachment in English
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However, Wednesday's vote put lawmakers on the record on the impeachment question.
Reuters
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Of course, the impeachment was not simply a back-room agreement among crooks.
The Guardian
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House members serve as the prosecutors, also called House or impeachment managers.
The Guardian
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House Democrats aim to resolve the question of Trump's impeachment by Christmas.
Reuters
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The President was the first American leader to resign, therefore avoiding impeachment.
The Guardian
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Now they are taking their case for impeachment to the American public.
Reuters
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We answer your questions on the impeachment charges brought against the president.
BBC
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Recent polls have shown that a majority of American voters oppose impeachment.
Reuters
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No US president has been removed as a direct result of impeachment.
Radio NZ
10
South Korea's parliament, the National Assembly, introduced the impeachment motion on Thursday.
Radio NZ
11
No president has ever been removed as a direct result of impeachment.
Reuters
12
By yesterday, Mr Campbell announced he would vote in favour of impeachment.
The Irish Times
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A second impeachment inquiry could further expose divisions within the Democratic Party.
Reuters
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The impeachment is not the event that will suddenly change foreigners' strategy.
Reuters
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However, almost all feminists agree that her impeachment was sexist and discriminatory.
The Guardian
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In many ways, the two impeachment cases could not be more different.
Reuters
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Common
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Common
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