Sentence examples for it overthrown from inspiring English sources

France did indeed scandalously arm the killers; the Habyarimana regime was one of its clients, and it did not want to see it overthrown by the RPF.

It did not collapse, nor was it overthrown so much as it ran down, particularly after World War II.

"If the United States does not like the regime of Saddam Hussein and wants to have it overthrown by force, that is a violation of international norms because no evidence has been given of Hussein's relationship with international terrorism and the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks," Lukin said.

I am slightly confused by this: I am no Marx expert, but I had gained the distinct impression that although Marx admired the energy and inventiveness of capitalism, he wanted it overthrown and replaced with a system that allowed people justice and dignity.

His fellow ministers accused him of conspiring against the government and attempting to have it overthrown and replaced with a new administration.

Liddell also claimed that Pickingill despised Christianity and wanted to see it overthrown; to this end he collaborated with Satanists and included Satanic elements within his ritual practices, something which horrified other members of the East Anglian witch-cult.

Which would hold out longer, before it overthrew its government and ended the war?

Bulgarians recoiled at the 1990s wars in the former Yugoslavia and the violence that convulsed Romania when it overthrew its dictator, Nicolae Ceausescu.

Also, the dominant political party in India when it overthrew its colonial overlord "was probably the most multiethnic, inclusive and democratically minded political party to fight for independence in any 20th-century colony — the Indian National Congress," said Diamond.

In the great killing of Protestants in 1572, the Paris mob outran its rulers; in 1789, far more radical than the countryside, it overthrew them; it was crushed only by ruthless force in 1848 and 1871.

Why would those justices, as Kagan put it, "overthrow a decision entrenched in this Nation's law and its economic life for over 40 years"?