Sentence examples for able to oust from inspiring English sources

Even with a majority stake, the government would not be able to oust current management.

The group had gathered such numbers and momentum that it was able to oust the local al-Qaida group.

The PP made solid gains in 1993, and in 1996 it was able to oust the PSOE from office and form a minority administration.

The Democrats, riding a wave of dissatisfaction over tax reassessments, were able to oust a Republican from the job of chairman of the county Board of Assessors.

Ganzeer said, "Tahrir Square is important — camping out and the sit-in is important — but it's essential, I think, for an alternative mode of protest other than the kind that was able to oust Mubarak".

Mr. López Perito, the president's chief of staff, also acknowledged that despite Mr. Lugo's quest to do away with entrenched patronage, he has so far been able to oust only about 1,200 of 230,000 state employees.

He added, "The passages were built to take take away the emeralds safely, but ended up providing an unlikely escape route for the Taliban...Subsequently, the army was able to quickly oust the militants, who did not put up much of a fight".

The president of Ghana, John Atta Mills, said Friday that his country was not able to send troops to oust the leader of Ivory Coast, Laurent Gbagbo, who is unwilling to cede office after losing last month's presidential election.

She said Mr. Davis would be able to defeat the effort to oust him only if he began to talk about his strengths.

Venezuela, an OPEC member, is theoretically able to produce more oil, but its state oil company was crippled last year by a strike and an unsuccessful attempt to oust the country's president, and it has not recovered fully.

Americans need to oust dirt".