1.   The president was removed from power in the recent uprising.

2.   And Congress is busy considering whether to remove the president from office for allegedly violating his constitutional oath.

3.   Another of the checks against abuse of power is the requirement that both the House and Senate vote to remove a president.

4.   Asked whether he would judge adultery as sufficient cause to remove a president, he began to squirm.

5.   At one extreme are those who think the time is overdue to remove the president of Iraq by marching on Baghdad.

6.   A president should be removed from office only when there is broad political support, across party lines.

7.   A number said it only reinforced their belief that the president should be removed from office.

8.   A second vote would then be taken on removing the president from office.

9.   A two-thirds majority is needed to convict and remove a president.

10.   A two-thirds vote is required to remove the president.