Sentence examples for masses to overthrow from inspiring English sources

He has called on the Arab masses to overthrow their rulers and told his people never to trust outsiders.

A former Roman Catholic priest who rallied Haiti's poor masses to overthrow a 30-year dictatorship in the mid-1980's, Mr. Aristide has been hamstrung since he took office in February 2001 by a dispute with Democratic Convergence over contested May 2000 legislative elections.

"They had the intention to ask and incite people to overthrow the legitimate government by mobilising the masses," police spokesman Boy Rafli Amar told reporters.

Tsvangirai was acquitted after enduring a long trial but was again charged with treason in 2003 after calling for mass protests to overthrow the president.

With few exceptions, Piłsudski's former socialist friends abandoned him and joined a centre-left coalition, which in the summer of 1930 started a mass campaign to overthrow his "dictatorship".

Iran needs to do its share, which is in the first place is a non-violent mass movement to overthrow the regime, which sustains itself through creating crisis, and replace it with a home-grown democracy.

True, no seething mass stands ready to overthrow the regime.

(He interpreted this hostility as displaced aggression against the democratic masses, who had failed to overthrow capitalism on schedule).

If Assad is bad news, the disorder and mass death that would follow a successful insurrection in Syria by the people currently trying to overthrow him would inevitably result in a human catastrophe of incalculable proportions.

By 1991, when mass protests prompted the army to overthrow the dictatorship of Moussa Traoré, Haïdara had gathered a large following.

Attempting to overthrow Artaxerxes, Cyrus massed his forces and marched inland from Sardis against his brother.