Sentence examples for be needed to oust from inspiring English sources
A long struggle will be needed to oust these rightwingers and careerists".
Administration officials generally say that American military action would be needed to oust President Hussein and that Washington could not count on a coup in Iraq to do the job.
There is widespread agreement that some kind of ground offensive will be needed to oust them from their Iraqi strongholds, such as Mosul and Tikrit.
If the campaign to oust Saddam means invading Iraq (and it is not yet certain that it does), months will be needed to prepare, and longer if reintroducing United Nations weapons inspectors is the first part of the operation.
Qaboos knew that a grand gesture was needed to woo the Islamic Revolution-led government that had ousted the Shah.
Led the coup on 22 May that ousted Yingluck Shinawatra's civilian government, claiming military intervention was needed to bring stability to the country.
He points out that even if the House votes to impeach the President next week, the President stands to win a trial in the Senate because his opponents are unlikely to muster the two-thirds majority needed to oust him.
Its ousted chief executive, Ron Chan, has been accused of aiding in the disappearance of ChinaCast's chops — ornate corporate seals that are needed to approve everything from paychecks to contracts.
Only five games were needed for Philadelphia to eliminate Buffalo, for Dallas to oust Edmonton and for Colorado to finish the Phoenix season.
