Sentence examples for new coup from inspiring English sources

The new coup polarized the country politically.

A new coup would freeze those revenues instantly.

Brooks-wise, that would be cause for a whole new coup.

This may be the expression of a desire to see our military measures relaxed and to create a propitious moment for a new coup.

When Sir Kamisese stepped down and retired to his power-base, the island of Lakeba, Mr Speight turned on Commander Bainimarama, appealing to the armed forces for a new coup within the army itself.

The statement was issued before a planned demonstration this week against President Hugo Chávez -- who was briefly ousted from power in April -- and as rumors circulated that members of the military were plotting a new coup.

Power-sharing governments threaten to become the new coups.

That had been the name for the military junta that assumed power in 1988, to suppress the student-led protests in Myanmar that year.Not that the leader of Thailand's newest coup should need to take lessons from any other country, when it comes to naming new military governments.

By Pete Hamill The New Yorker, September 27 , 1999P. 78 SHOWCASE about "New York Noir: Crime Photos from the Daily News Archive," (Rizzoli; $29.95), compiled by William Hannigan... Tells about the collection, which includes the Daily News coup of a front-page photograph of Ruth Snyder's execution..

Among this group there are even those hoping for a deus ex machina that will topple it, such as a new military coup or an intervention by the judiciary (for instance, on the validity of the current constituent assembly).

Latin America has seen the development of soft coups, that is, a new type of coup supported by the strategic offensive between the Judicial Power and the Mass Media as Fourth Power, in clear contrast with the blows of the 20th century based on the articulation of the manu militari and key political forces within the Legislative Power.