Sentence examples for deposed because of from inspiring English sources

Russia also shares with far-right groups across the world a deeply held belief that, regardless of their party, traditional elites should be deposed because of their support for globalism and transnational institutions like NATO and the European Union.

There's an especially memorable section in Adam Gilchrist's autobiography True Colours in which Gilchrist describes how he was given the Australia vice-captaincy after Warne had been deposed because of The News of the World's kiss and tell, revealing he'd sent lewd messages to an English nurse.

Most of the judges had been deposed because they worked with the old regime.

The man at the center of the case, Mr. Jackson, was not deposed because he is gravely ill, according to his lawyer, Gail E. Laser.

However, Judge Ann Mesle of Missouri Circuit Court in Jackson County ruled that Mr. Clohessy must release the files and be deposed because he "almost certainly has knowledge concerning issues relevant to this litigation" Mr. Clohessy was deposed in January by lawyers for five accused priests and the diocese.

In an interview for Slate magazine in October 2004, Hunt told writer Ann Louise Bardach that he had been doubtful of the invasion's prospects for deposing Castro because of State Department interference in the CIA operation and the Kennedy administration's insistence on keeping it low-key.

And yet Cable was one of the Lib Dems who hastened to depose Kennedy because of his drink problem.

This was exactly the issue that James Baker and Brent Scowcroft raised in 1991 when they advised President Bush I not to send troops to Baghdad in the closing days of the first Gulf War and not to depose Saddam Hussein because of the chaos they believed would ensue.

When Steele is deposed of his chairmanship, it will be because of his intemperately moderate comments on both issues, which have predictably energized the party's social conservatives.

Around 796, Æthelhard was deposed by King Eadberht III Præn of Kent because Æthelhard had been appointed by Offa.

She was sister and heiress of the deposed King William III of Sicily.