Sentence examples for Oust it from inspiring English sources

Polls also show that ERC is now more popular than CiU and could oust it from its historic position as Catalonia's most popular party.

Now, with a confidence vote in Parliament scheduled to begin this week, the government's scramble to stay in power and its rivals' efforts to oust it have set off an intense and often brazen round of political bargaining.

He also said Iran should not hesitate to criticize the Syrian government for some of its actions in its war against rebels seeking to oust it.

In recent days the operation to oust it from Tikrit has been hampered by hidden bombs and snipers.

Mr Netanyahu has said he wants Israeli forces to "finish the job" and oust it from power in Gaza.

And the operator of the Red Hook container port successfully foiled the city's attempts to oust it.

The socioeconomic changes and strict implementation of the EIA law had further detrimental effects on this species, which already adjusted to the human-dominated landscape, ousting it for a second time from its key nesting habitats, causing closure 86% of sandpits with only occasional quarrying and closure of 47% of those with regular small-scale regular quarrying.

He once referred to himself as "emir" of a group with ties to Al Qaeda that in 2012 took control of territory in Mali, instituting its own rule until French troops ousted it in 2013.

Its influence, though, was sharply curtailed this year when opposition groups ousted it from Idlib and Aleppo, two areas where it had been most active.

The politicians, certainly: voters expressed their disgust with the long-governing Independence Party by ousting it in the 2009 elections.

The three men sentenced were neither dangerous vandals nor members of the Muslim Brotherhood, which has been harshly persecuted since the army ousted it from government last July.