Sentence examples for ousted man from inspiring English sources

On April 26th, Ukraine's parliament ignored requests from its president, Leonid Kuchma, and voted to boot out the prime minister, Viktor Yushchenko.The ousted man was well regarded in the country thanks to his solid, honest-sounding style and to the success of his 16-month-old government in cutting salary and pension arrears.

A lot of American politicians bluster through biographies like they're taking their allotted time on the Senate floor, while Britons, at least this current crop, the recently ousted men of New Labour, are catty and vindictive, tripping over themselves in feats of one-upmanship that rival any good day in the House of Commons.

Battle for Viacom: Sumner Redstone, 92, moves to oust men he picked as trustees.

A driver at the Omaha bus terminal said he had recently ousted a man carrying a knife, something he never would have bothered with before Sept. 11.

Mr. Mubarak's release from prison to a much milder form of incarceration injects a potentially volatile new element into the political crisis that has been convulsing the country in the six weeks since the military ousted the man who replaced Mr. Mubarak, the Muslim Brotherhood's Mohamed Morsi, Egypt's first freely elected president.

If he seeks the Republican nomination in 2012, he will in essence be seeking to oust the man who has been his boss for the last two years.

While many said they were ready to fight for the president, they stuck to words today, marching through central Jakarta and calling on Parliament not to oust the man whom they regard as a hero.

But "the impartial – UN operation in Ivory Coast and French – forces did African democracy a great service … by ousting a man who... would only listen to his own obstinacy," Le Pays continued.

And when the doors did not open exactly at 7 a.m., voters in the impoverished township of Warren Park rushed the schoolyard gate, most of them desperate to cast a ballot to oust the man who has been president for most of their lives, Robert Mugabe.

Now a Santa Monica-based consumer advocacy group wants city leaders to oust the man who holds that job, arguing that he has failed to speak up as scandals dogged the utility.

Ferraro said there had been efforts to oust the man, Robert DiBernardo, after reports of the tenancy originated during her 1984 vice-presidential campaign, but he had remained in the building for three more years.