Sentence examples for downfall of governments from inspiring English sources

The constant experience of suffering and death, and the privation that results as economies fail in AIDS-ravaged countries, especially in Africa, could lead to the downfall of governments and the breakdown of law and order.

He added that Mr. Peres' defeat was "a severe blow that can start a snowball effect that can lead to the downfall of his government -- this is a prime minister without a government".

And he never publicly repudiated the yellow-shirted "royalists", whose revolt in late 2008 led to the downfall of a government led by Mr Thaksin's proxies.The sound of silenceThe fear is not just that the present government relies on tacit royal endorsement for its legitimacy.

Then there is other problematic behaviour, such as the endless rows among Belgian politicians that fail to produce a viable government, and the near incomprehensible no-confidence vote by the Czech parliament that led to the downfall of a government in mid-EU presidency.

Demonstrators started calling for the downfall of the government.

Similar outbursts in other Italian cities, however, led to the downfall of the government.

An unpopular proposal for raising the price of rice in Bangkok led to the downfall of his government in 1976.

In February, the authorities reacted with force and, as in Egypt and Tunisia, outraged crowds called for the downfall of the government.

Indeed, the steady stream of embarrassing exposes we published may well have served to precipitate the downfall of that government.

"Why should they negotiate if they can sit idly by and just wait for the downfall of the government and for Bashir to be taken to court?

Although some of the chants and symbols Friday had a religious cast, protesters' demands remained the same — emphasizing a nonsectarian call for democracy and the downfall of the government.