Sentence examples for coup through from inspiring English sources
Ironically, Saddam may be inadvertently encouraging a coup through his repeated claims that war with the U.S. is inevitable.
But it is similarly wrongheaded to seek to reverse the coup through violence, as Mr Zelaya, egged on by Mr Chávez, seems to wish.
The other film, "After the Fall," tells the story of the coup through the eyes of a 5-year-old boy whose family is shattered by its effects.
He laughed when asked whether he was the real power in Guinea-Bissau and blamed the deposed prime minister, Carlos Gomes Jr., for provoking the coup through his military alliance with Angola.
Mr Erdogan still claims that dark forces linked to Fethullah Gulen, a combative but influential cleric in rural Pennsylvania who was once a strong AK supporter, are trying to engineer a coup through supporters in the police and judiciary.
As described by Mr. Smit, the grandiose plot envisioned recruiting a shadow army of commandos within the South African National Defense Force, the national military, and financing the coup through robberies of armored cars.
Democracy can never enter a country through a coup or through military tacks.
Unfortunately, in a democracy any government that has come into office not through a coup but through free elections is regarded as an expression of the will of the people.
President Nicolás Maduro and his leftist movement have seized control of the country, not through a coup, but through a contentious power grab that has gutted Venezuela's democratic institutions and effectively eliminated any official political challenges.
And then there was Sarah Palin's admonition to her followers: "Don't Retreat, Instead -- RELOAD!" At some point, Republicans need to accept that Barack Obama won the presidency not through a "coup," but through good old-fashioned hard work and the appeal of his platform.
Through coup and countercoup, through the yearly snarl of Brazilian politics, she wrote lighthearted poems that kept their darkness buried in the interior.
