Sentence examples for oust himself from inspiring English sources

It is the sort of value destruction that would often prompt investors to clamour for the chief exec's head, but so far Glencore's second-largest shareholder has resisted the temptation to oust himself, and he will be in the boss's chair to present the company's results this week.

How dare Berndon not get with the program to oust himself?

It's completely incoherent that there are now tea party-identified candidates trying to oust Ron Paul himself from his seat.

But almost 10 years after he ousted Mr. Wright, Mr. Gingrich himself was out the door in 1998, resigning under pressure resulting from a surprise reversal in his party's political fortunes.

Several of the organization's leaders have been imprisoned and charged, while the ousted president himself remains detained in an unknown location.

But Rosenstein, somewhat like James Comey, the F.B.I. director whom he helped oust, suddenly finds himself in the unusual position of attracting the ire of both Democrats and Trump.

This year, Chuck Blazer, the American who blew the whistle on the alleged plot to oust Blatter, was himself forced to stand down as the general secretary running the soccer regions of North and Central America and the Caribbean.

Over the next several months Naidu positioned himself to oust NTR from the party leadership, which he successfully accomplished.

One of these doctors, Guy-Crescent Fagon conspired with the King's mistress to oust d'Aquin and have himself appointed as Royal Doctor.

But Mr Carswell himself ousted Roger Lord, the Ukip candidate in his seat who had already been chosen to fight him at the next election.

However, he was himself ousted by Colonel André Andriarijaona, one of the mutiny leaders, who announced that the army would no longer take orders from the president.