Sentence examples for exile from power from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr Brown knows better than most that Labour's 18-year exile from power after 1979 owed much to its failure to get tough with industrial militants.

One passage nicely summarizes the Republican approach to government, at the dawn of its long exile from power — bold and feckless, all at once.

The lawyer-turned-politician had just lost Taiwan's presidential election to incumbent Ma Ying-jeou, extending her party's exile from power for another four years. .

Permanently exiled from power by the Hanoverian succession, Oxford was imprisoned in 1715.

Sweden's social democrats hang on to power by their fingernails, while their Nordic allies are exiled from power.

Exiled from power, the stalwarts of the Democratic Party's Washington establishment plot their return at dinner parties in the capital's tonier neighborhoods.

But in 2005 the current chief minister, Nitish Kumar, himself from a lower caste, cobbled together an uneasy but successful alliance of the wealthy upper caste that Mr. Prasad had exiled from power and the very lowest of the Dalits, or untouchables.

Post also says that it's unrealistic to think that Saddam will accept any negotiated settlement that involves his own exile or removal from power.

He continued to be treated favourably by the king, but was compelled to refuse the offer of a baronetcy because most of his fortune was lost due to his exile, and became marginalised from power as prosecution of the war took center stage.

Rather than restoring Tarquin from exile to power, the Romans replaced the kingship with two annually elected magistrates (originally called praetors, later consuls).

That led, three weeks later, to Mubarak's extraordinary fall from grace, and from power — to exile in his mansion in Sharm al-Sheikh — and to the assumption of the reins of power by none other than the generals who had until that moment faithfully served his dictatorship for decades.