Sentence examples for cannot oust from inspiring English sources

The defence minister cannot oust the president and install a judge in his place".

Talk story about a New Jersey court's ruling that it cannot oust an Eagle Scout because he's gay.

Campaigns to withhold votes from directors cannot oust the directors, although in some cases they have embarrassed companies into changing policies.

The New Yorker, March 16 , 1998P. 26 Talk story about a New Jersey court's ruling that it cannot oust an Eagle Scout because he's gay.

By Paul Rudnick The New Yorker, March 16 , 1998P. 26 Talk story about a New Jersey court's ruling that it cannot oust an Eagle Scout because he's gay.

The Republican National Committee cannot simply oust him without a rules change, according to one GOP elections expert.

In theory Mr Bini Smaghi can stand his ground, appealing to the sacred principle of ECB independence, which should mean that he cannot be ousted from the board on political grounds.

Chief Justice Chan stated that if this proposition was answered in the affirmative, it would follow that the supervisory jurisdiction of the courts cannot be ousted, and there would thus be no need for Singapore courts to draw the distinction between jurisdictional and non-jurisdictional errors of law.

A senior administration official said Saturday, "We cannot be in the position of going in to oust an elected leader".

"One party to a collective bargaining relationship cannot, through its own tactical and unilateral conduct, instantaneously oust federal labor law or extinguish another party's labor-law rights".

President Bush's declaration today that he would seek the approval of Congress to oust Saddam Hussein amounted to an acknowledgment that he cannot proceed alone and that he needs to move quickly to try to resolve a rift within his administration, with many of his father's cautious advisers, and with his reluctant allies.