The phrase "as the overthrow" is not commonly used in written English and may require additional context to be clear.
It can be used in discussions about political changes, revolutions, or significant shifts in power, but it is important to ensure that the surrounding context clarifies its meaning.
Example: "The nation faced turmoil as the overthrow of the government led to widespread protests."
Alternatives: "following the coup" or "during the regime change".
Kennedy spoke strongly against an invasion, placing him at the head of a body of opinion in the country which grew as the overthrow of Saddam Hussein – and failure to find the weapons of mass destruction – was followed by bloody, ongoing carnage.
There were also small seismic shocks, such as the overthrow of Japan's ruling elite with a socialistic, untested party that pledges to get out from under America's hegemony.
At its release, prior to the upheavals of 1968, the film was lauded for its speedy wit, as if the overthrow of the bourgeoisie could be framed as Pop art.
As did the overthrow of American revolutionary myths in Manituana (trans. Shaun Whiteside; Verso, £14.99).
Cicero emphasized these ideas as a means of justifying the killing of tyrants in his own time, and the conspirators against Julius Caesar in 44 bce presented their deed as both the overthrow of a tyrant and the restoration of the Roman Republic.
Another adviser to the royal court said senior officials here were pressing the campaign mostly in unofficial statements that they know will be broadcast into Iraq, and through private diplomatic and intelligence channels, "because no one wants this war" and because "no one wants to be quoted publicly as advocating the overthrow of another sovereign state".
The basic questions (such as: "Is the overthrow of Morsi a good thing or a bad thing?") have complex answers, because while many argue that Morsi was bad for Egypt, the way he was removed from office is certainly nothing to celebrate.
And 35 fans of Besiktas, an Istanbul football team, were indicted for trying to attract the foreign media to the Gezi protests so as to overthrow the government.
Other sci-fi fears include worries about political insurrection as expressed through the overthrow of humanity and its replacement with apes, as is depicted in the Planet of the Apes films, which first appeared on our screens in 1968.
John McDonnell, Mr Corbyn's shadow Chancellor, once listed his interests as "generally fermenting the overthrow of capitalism".
As we celebrate the overthrow of Slobodan Milosevic, it is important to step back and realize what we are celebrating.
