Sentence examples for able to oust a from inspiring English sources

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.

For Tunisians to be able to oust him after a little more than three weeks of peaceful protests was incredibly empowering for Egyptians and others.

Make no mistake about it, Gaddafi is a bad man and it would be in the interests of the United States and of mankind in general, if the Libyan people were able to oust him and replace him with a more democratic and more liberal government.

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

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

Therefore, one can expect that bumblebees may benefit from taking over a cavity with a freshly built nest if only they are able to oust the birds that are using the cavity.

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

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.

Currently the mullahs' security police are too pervasive and too ruthless for peaceful insurgents to be able to oust the mullahs the way Solidarity ousted Poland's communist government in the late 1980s.

I also wonder if perhaps you don't own enough of the company to be able to oust the CEO and help him get the help he so desperately needs.