Sentence examples for been ousted by a from inspiring English sources

Since then, several governments allied with him have been elected but have been ousted by a controversial court set up after he was pushed out.

It was a nasty irony that the Islamists had apparently put their trust in democracy and then had been ousted by a popular repudiation that relied on a military strongman.

This is the first time in Arab history that a dictator has been ousted by a peaceful popular revolution that put an end to the phenomenon of the "death of politics" in Arab countries.

And maybe that explains what's happening in the country's last undecided Senate race, where Senator Lisa Murkowski now seems likely to pull off an unlikely victory as a write-in candidate, after having been ousted by a Tea Party candidate in a Republican primary in August.

Jean-Bertrand Aristide, who had been ousted by a military coup in 1991; a commitment of U.S. forces to a peacekeeping initiative in Bosnia and Herzegovina; and a leading role in the ongoing initiatives to bring a permanent resolution to the dispute between Palestinians and Israelis.

Noting that Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, the Libyan dictator, had been ousted by a popular revolt, the president said then: "And in Syria, I have no doubt that the Assad regime will soon discover that the forces of change can't be reversed, and that human dignity can't be denied".

Ms. Gurrola was ousted by a 3-to-2 vote.

In 1843 Espartero was ousted by a pronunciamiento.

Mr. Suharto was ousted by a popular uprising in May 1998.

Fifth-seeded Tim Henman was ousted by a shoulder injury.

But Mr. Thaksin was ousted by a military coup in 2006, and Ms. Yingluck was ousted by a court ruling just before the 2014 coup.