Sentence examples for divest him from inspiring English sources

There is now an appointments commission which could divest him of that power and the travails that can go with it.

Amid the swirl of legal problems, some people within JPMorgan have privately questioned whether Mr. Dimon could survive a push by shareholders to divest him of the dual titles — chairman and chief executive — that he holds.

Mr. Hill (below) was consistently funny, but his comedy had an acrid edge; by "Superbad" he began to seem typecast as the fuzzy-haired, foul-mouthed fat kid who rails at the girls who won't divest him of his virginity.

If an individual comes to a group claiming that he is hearing the voice of the queen of England, and he finds this belief useful, no attempt is made to divest him of it, but rather to figure out what it means to him.

The U.S. embassy received angry criticism of Thoi's lack of enthusiasm towards implementing the policy, stating, "he is most certainly not interested in land distribution which would divest him of much of his property".

In a statement issued in 2010 he stated that Switzerland lacked the authority to try the president unless the judiciary divested him of his legal immunity.

In 1971, however, he fell out of favour with Ceaușescu, who divested him of all positions except his membership on the Central Committee and launched him on a career of remote assignments, frequent transfers, and decreasing responsibilities.

It was with 30km to go that Millar divested him of his companions, who faded back into a peloton now thundering along only a minute behind the lone Garmin-Slipstream rider.

The new director of the academy, the all-powerful Jean-Baptiste-Marie Pierre, in his desire to restore historical painting to the first rank, humiliated the old artist by reducing his pension and gradually divesting him of his duties at the academy.

The words "restructure" and "divest" turn him on.

"Members of Congress, in the Senate, when they ratify appointments, will make sure that that appointee divests him or herself of stock that poses a conflict of interest," Holman said.