Sentence examples for Must be overthrown from inspiring English sources

Asked about Syria, he replied, "Bashar is a tyrant and must be overthrown".

The managerial revolution jeopardised this racial hierarchy, and so it must be overthrown.

There is widespread agreement that Saddam Hussein must be overthrown, but no agreement about how to get it done.

Burnett gave Aguigui a maxim, inspired by a line of Thomas Jefferson's: "Any good government must be overthrown every ten years".

To those five, some alliance leaders have added two more: Mr Milosevic must be overthrown; and a military victory must somehow be won without NATO's forces fighting on the ground.

Though Bloom's model seems powerful, his terminology has never gained much traction, and perhaps its major influence has come in its rejection by feminist critics -- as if he were himself the precursor whose work must be overthrown.

Mr Makdissi says they must not help Yemen's pro-Western government, which deserves to be overthrown.

Will the Central Government be overthrown?

Will the central government be overthrown?

Tinted vote Nigeria imperatrix ReprintsA dozen African ex-presidents, whose pleas for help as they were overthrown went unheeded, must be wondering whether they had been born too soon.

The idea that "to those whom must has been given, much is expected" is being overthrown.