Sentence examples for calling for coup from inspiring English sources

Hoon thought Brown had little future and said so, calling for coup No 5, which turned out to be the least effective of the lot of them.

There never have been any influential voices or large-scale public protests clamouring for western intervention in the domestic affairs of African states, demanding that ordinary people- not corrupt officials- reap the benefits of foreign generosity, or even calling for coups and invasions to topple some of the world's most brutal tyrants.

It has openly called for coups against Arab governments to establish more representative leadership.

Mr. Berezovsky fled to London, where he eventually won political asylum and at one point raised tensions by calling for a coup against Mr. Putin.

Mogherini was among several leading politicians to stand by Erdoğan in the early hours of Saturday morning, calling for the coup plotters to back down and respect Turkey's democratic process.

Released on the same day that judicial authorities ordered an investigation into a blog posting by a group of reservists in the elite special forces calling for a coup d'etat, the study singled out Greece and Hungary for being "the most significant democratic backsliders" in the EU.

For most of 1989, Bush administration officials had been half-heartedly calling for a coup against Noriega.

Upon the arrests, the newspaper Verdens Gang noted that no conservative writers had been sanctioned, despite openly calling for a coup d'état.

We saw people from the Union Defence Group (GUD), a far-right student group, all dressed in black, with a big poster calling for a coup.

In a letter addressed to the army chief, the protesters stopped short of calling for a coup but urged military leaders to "take a stand" in Thailand's spiraling political crisis and state which side they are on.

I say soft because, generally, you don't see this art activism calling for palace coups".