Sentence examples for designed to oust from inspiring English sources

AT LAST it looks as though the street protests designed to oust Thailand's prime minister, Yingluck Shinawatra, are running out of steam.

France and other critics of the Iraq war are still shut out of the bidding.Demonstrations designed to oust President Jean-Bertrand Aristide of Haiti continued.

Amid an escalating humanitarian crisis, and after the abrupt suspension of a referendum designed to oust him from power, Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro has launched a midday radio show.

The first test will come on October 7th, when unions and the Communist Party have called a national strike, designed to oust President Boris Yeltsin, rather than the government of Yevgeny Primakov, the prime minister.A strike, a demonstration or even, when tempers fray, a riot in Noginsk, and towns like it, might prod the government into doing something.

Some 350 fans gathered at a Rugby Park function room to discuss a campaign designed to oust Johnston from his position.

That amount included more than $19 million on efforts designed to oust President Barack Obama, as well as millions more to oppose Democratic candidates for Congress and even two state attorneys general.

Enough lost boys returned over the summer for the North Mohave Community College's Colorado City campus to start a general education course designed to equip the ousted teenagers for the modern world.

Mr. Butler has interviewed the same Navy men who star in those spots, the same ones who surround Mr. Kerry at stage-managed rallies designed to diffuse any doubt about ousting a wartime commander-in-chief.

BANGKOK — The Thai government faced a political uproar on Wednesday after details surfaced of a proposed prisoner amnesty that the country's opposition says is designed to pardon Thaksin Shinawatra, the prime minister ousted in the 2006 military coup.

MEXICO CITY — The president-elect of Honduras agreed on Wednesday to grant safe passage to the Dominican Republic for ousted President Manuel Zelaya next week, in a deal designed to offer a graceful exit for the deposed leader.

In a barely veiled reference to Yasir Arafat, whom Mr. Bush wants to oust as Palestinian leader, the president said that the security force "must be designed to fight off terror, not designed to serve the whims and interests of a -- of one person".