Sentence examples for could be ousted from inspiring English sources

The magazine suggested that he could be ousted if the company did not become solidly profitable.

Ed Balls insisted on Sunday he "couldn't give a toss" about speculation he could be ousted as shadow Chancellor.

There are definitely worries within Labour Lambeth's corridors of power that some current councillors could be ousted.

It would be ironic if he has put himself in a position where he could be ousted from his own company because of a process he had started".

Less than two years after he took office as Indonesia's first democratically elected leader, President Abdurrahman Wahid could be ousted from power by summer's end.

Jeff Greenfield, of CNN, has described the notion that Trump could be ousted on the basis of mental health as a "liberal fantasy".

But victims of harassment could still be ousted if they happen to disclose their sexual orientation in the course of making a complaint.

It is moving to expel him from parliament.The real reason for the crackdown is probably the president's mounting fear that he could soon be ousted from power legally.

Four centuries later, in a Louisiana civil case, a judge had the same possessive meaning in mind when he found that "the ordinary jurisdiction being seized of the matter, could not be ousted".

With Blatter's reign as president facing its biggest opposition since he took the reins in 1998 in the form of Prince Ali bin al-Hussein and today's vote, the 79-year-old could finally be ousted from the world governing body in today's presidential election in Zurich.

But the mainstream ANC romped home just short of a two-thirds majority, leaving competitors to wonder if the ruling party could ever be ousted.With dogged patience, Helen Zille, the DA's leader (pictured above), hopes to defeat the ANC "ward by ward, city by city", setting an example of integrity, good governance and efficient services.