Sentence examples for deposed it from inspiring English sources

When the dictator was deposed, it became a stronghold of Sunni insurgents.

After Selvo was deposed, it took several years for Venice to recover from the defeat at Corfu and for the Venetians to fully realize the immediate impact of his actions as Doge.

If any theory tends to depose it from its spiritual throne... and makes it but an instinct differing from others only in the greater vividness and durability... such a theory comes home to those who care little about abstract metaphysics, and is pregnant with results which pass beyond the school lecture room, to affect the great issues of practical life.

Any legitimate government that protects individual rights is morally entitled to depose it.

The satirist deposes it once it has become a visible and established part of life.

LONDON — A second day of artillery fire by Turkish forces on Thursday, in response to a cross-border mortar strike from Syria, reinforced fears that the conflict between the Damascus regime and rebels fighting to depose it could spiral into a regional war.

Two years after a military coup deposed its government, it looks as though the West African nation of Mali, known for its world-class music festivals and the fabled ruins of Timbuktu, is on the brink of becoming a failed state.

If the United States helps depose him, it'll be over.

Egypt's final presidential race is now certain to be between the Muslim Brotherhood's candidate and a former air force general who is widely considered to be a stalwart supporter of the deposed Hosni Mubarak, it has been confirmed.

The expanding role of Al Nusra has raised the prospect that Islamic extremists might seize control of much of Syria if Mr. Assad were deposed, and it has strengthened the case of proponents within the American government for providing support to moderate elements of the Syrian opposition.

A1 Mr. Bush approved a plan to create an "Interim Iraqi Authority" from the country's major tribal, ethnic and religious groups that would take over immediately after Mr. Saddam Hussein is deposed, comparing it to the government that has taken over in Afghanistan.