Sentence examples for intervention to oust from inspiring English sources

In 2003, he argued for a humanitarian intervention to oust Saddam Hussein.

He also advocated international intervention to oust Syria's Bashar al-Assad.

But he is also the elected president, and military intervention to oust him could trigger armed clashes.

The history of U.S. military involvement in Latin America has raised questions about whether the White House would direct a military intervention to oust Maduro.

Hervé Ladsous, the U.N.'s peacekeeping chief, said last week that, although international military intervention to oust the militants was almost inevitable, nothing would happen before next September.

They also appear to have taken refuge in smaller villages nearby, essentially pulling back to less-contested ground after the French-led intervention to oust them, residents and experts say.

Paul, the Kentucky libertarian, was the first GOP candidate in the race to take a strong stand against interventions to oust foreign governments.

Some demonstrators called for a Libya-style international intervention to help oust Saleh.

For Muslims, the U.S. legacy on political systems in the Middle East has been most starkly defined by the U.S. intervention in Iran to oust a nationalist movement to put the shah back on the throne in 1953 and by the U.S. failure to act, or even condemn the military, when Algerian generals aborted democratic elections in 1991.

The incident is the third round of violence to take place in the West African nation this weekend, indicating the ongoing security woes faced by the francophone country since France launched a military intervention in 2013 to oust al-Qaeda-linked militants who had toppled the Tuareg takeover and captured control of a vast portion of northern Mali equivalent to the size of France.

In recent weeks, Italy has been reluctant to become involved in the intervention championed by France to oust Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi from Libya, a former Italian colony.