Sentence examples for bring about the fall from inspiring English sources

In Mr. Beck's telling on a Fox broadcast on Jan . 5 2010, Ms. Piven and Mr. Cloward (who died in 2001) planned "to overwhelm the system and bring about the fall of capitalism by overloading the government bureaucracy with impossible demands and bring on economic collapse".

Instead, they said they believed that Hezbollah might stage a political crisis to bring about the fall of the government.

"Voroshilovgrad," though set in 2009, has become the novel of our present moment, an intimate sojourn in a long-neglected Soviet borderland that is now threatening to bring about the fall of Europe.

In the speech, the president sought to position the American experiment in remaking Iraq alongside the United States' efforts to spread democracy in Asia and Europe after World War II and to bring about the fall of the Soviet Union.

In developing a strategy to bring about the fall of Colonel Qaddafi, Mr. Obama walked a fine line between critics of any American involvement in Libya and those like Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, who advocated a stronger American leadership role.

That role has put him in direct conflict with American policy makers hoping to ensure Iraq's future as an ally of the United States, to bring about the fall of Mr. Assad and to curb Iran's attempt to gain influence in the region.

The episode helped bring about the 1949 National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act, which in turn fuelled the rambling boom of the post-war decades.

The risque characters helped bring about The Attitude Era of the late-1990s and the Diva division.

Theodore Roosevelt was prevailed upon by the Emperor to help bring about the 1906 conference in Algeciras.

"Anarchy is simply a human effort to bring about the millennium," a sympathizer explained.

Those moves are credited with helping to bring about the 2002 elections and the anticorruption agenda that is now endangered.