Sentence examples for be ousted for from inspiring English sources

He is the first athlete to be ousted for a positive drug test while the 2012 Olympics were in progress.

Plenty of evidence has emerged that Mr. Hussein was a bloody despot who deserved to be ousted for the sake of his beleaguered people.

Institutional Shareholder Services and Glass Lewis & Company say the two directors should be ousted for poor oversight of the Autonomy deal and other recent H.P. acquisitions that have turned out badly.

Last week, Senator Carl Levin, Democrat of Michigan and chairman of the Armed Services Committee, said after visiting Iraq that Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki should be ousted for making such poor progress in bridging his country's sectarian differences.

He declined to say whether he agreed with the assertion by Gen. Peter Pace, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, that homosexuality is immoral, or whether he thought Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales should be ousted for his handling of the firing of federal prosecutors.

If an executive whose sobriquet is "Chainsaw Carly" can be ousted for not being tough enough, it would suggest any successor may need to be something of a cold-blooded executioner.

Mr. Bolton insists that Mr. Bustani was ousted for incompetence.

When he resigned, many assumed he was ousted for poor performance, a perception City Hall did nothing to dispel.

The previous director had been ousted for socializing with an officer indicted on a charge of heroin trafficking.

Her predecessor, Surrogate Michael Feinberg, a Democratic clubhouse loyalist, was ousted for handing out excessive fees to a crony.

Although not directly accused, she was ousted for breaking budget laws a week after the Games ended.