Sentence examples for ousted only by from inspiring English sources

He can be ousted only by parliament, which is dominated by his Fretilin party.

Once chosen, the speaker, who makes all committee appointments, may be ousted only by a two-thirds vote.

It happened when New Labour transitioned to the austerity of the coalition years; it happened when the hated worm Nick Clegg was ousted, only by an unexpected Tory majority; and it happened last summer, when Cameron and Osborne were finally defeated, by a still worse faction of the Tories.

She is eventually ousted, only to return and get cozy with Lucas.

It was a principal weapon through the 15th century ad and was ousted then only by gunpowder.

If he remains defiant on the reserves, Ms Fernández can oust him only by appealing to a special committee of Congress, which would probably be led by opposition legislators.

The speaker painted a bleak picture of a world run by elites, in which the little guy was being stomped on by the oppressive ruling class — a ruling class that could only be ousted by an unprecedented uprising by the masses themselves.

Jager was ousted after only 18 months at the top the shortest tenure ever.

For a split second it appeared as if Hamilton would beat his team-mate, only to be ousted from pole by 0.091secs by the German, who was also on pole in Bahrain and Spain.

The dictatorship that followed the 1981 coup that ousted my government was supported only by the clergy.

Since then several governments associated with Thaksin Shinawatra have been elected, only to be ousted by constitutional courts.