Sentence examples for deposing a from inspiring English sources

He praised the American invasion of Iraq for deposing a dictator, Saddam Hussein.

When Sanders uses words like "revolution," he isn't talking about deposing a dictator or storming Congress.

The mood was festive and relaxed, as if deposing a president were a giant block party.

The intervention was condemned by Morsi's supporters in the Muslim Brotherhood, who accused Sisi of having overturned democracy by deposing a freely elected president.

However, by deposing a dangerous tyranny it not only fulfils its duty to protect its citizens but also liberates the oppressed.

He was deposing a divine order of immutable categories; he was also dissolving a sacral boundary that had separated the animal from the human.

They played a key role in deposing an elected president, Rolandas Paksas, in 2004, supposedly because of ties (which he denies) with Russian intelligence and organised crime.

Rebel leaders say their only aim is to depose a dictator.

Gregory VII was the first pope to depose a crowned ruler, Emperor Henry IV (1056 1105/06).

Dumitru had deposed a legend with having hardly struck a blow in anger.

And this despite the fact that England did depose a king, in 1648.