Sentence examples for of ouster from inspiring English sources

The plan called for a two-week road trip with an "awesome looking" luxury tour bus that would make stops in dozens of cities represented by members of Congress deemed big spenders, and therefore worthy of ouster, including two Democratic senators, Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, and Christopher J. Dodd of Connecticut, who decided to retire this year amid faltering poll numbers.

For Pacala, that price barrier has been a major challenge and ultimately gets at the mission of Ouster.

This has limited the effect of ouster clauses in the United Kingdom since all errors of law are considered as jurisdictional.

If Parliament had intended to introduce a new kind of ouster clause that would protect such nullities from being questioned, better drafting of the provision would be required.

One common kind of ouster clause is the total ouster or finality clause, which is inserted into a statute to indicate that the decision of a particular judge or tribunal is final and cannot be challenged by any court.

The ouster clause in question was section 46 of the Industrial Relations Act which states: The Court neither expressly rejected nor affirmed the abolition of the distinction in Anisminic and its effect on the effectiveness of ouster clauses.

Mrs. Arroyo seemed to be falling short of a convincing victory that would bolster the legitimacy of her ouster of Mr. Estrada in January.

Al Qaeda has moved to exploit deepening chaos in the wake of the ouster of Yemen's longtime leader, President Ali Abdullah Saleh, in the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011.

In the wake of the ouster of Mr. Morsi, tensions between the Egyptian military and Hamas have been growing.

Wait -- is it inconsistent to root for ouster of Chávez while espousing the retention of Davis?

The Times has suffered the lies of Jason Blair the ouster of Howell Raines and the tribulations of Judy Miller.