Sentence examples for deposed that from inspiring English sources

The emperor Charles III the Fat took Louis under his protection on Boso's death in 887, and, although Charles was deposed that same year, Louis was recognized as king of Provence in 890.

It vampire-squids enough wealth for its upper-tier members and their families to live lives of extraordinary, gilded luxury, without the unpleasant threat of being assassinated or deposed that comes with outright fascism or totalitarianism.

On the reassembling of the Court, Mrs. Electa Lecte took the stand and deposed that she was the mother of Elijah and Jonathan Leete, and that they both lived with her when at home.

On day one, airport and airline officials deposed that the aircraft had approached at an altitude higher than usual, and that it had landed beyond the landing zone (LDZ).

At the first trial, Dr. N athan S mith, a celebrity of the times, deposed "that it was a fracture of the pelvis, and the lengthening was owing to the preternatural contraction and relaxation of the muscles about the hip".

"You don't depose that sort of person on a general fishing expedition.

Three years ago, indigenous groups in Ecuador helped depose that nation's elected leader.

He argued that if the Viceroy was deposed in that way, it would constitute a rebellion, which would turn the revolutionaries into outlaws.

Opposition to the king grew in Denmark as well; the nobles of Jutland deposed him that year and drove him into exile.

Several top military officials were deposed in that reshuffle, including the former chief of defense staff, who was from the delta region.

In 1982 the Supreme Court struck down any portion of the law codes of the deposed monarchy that did not conform with the Sharīʿah.