Sentence examples for ousted out from inspiring English sources

Mullin also has seen his peers at American and United Airlines, the top two carriers, ousted out by union uprisings.

In 1998, he acquired a controlling stake in the United Bank For Africa, a large Nigerian commercial bank, but was ousted out by the Central Bank in the wake of allegations of fraudulent practices orchestrated by him.

Hours after being ousted out of the White House, Steve Bannon, Trump's controversial chief strategist and former right-hand man made a potentially prescient statement: "The Trump presidency that we fought for, and won: It's over".

The original, 2015 case was based on a complaint filed by Icera — once a big player in baseband chips — and dates back to practices between 2009 and 2011 and alleged that Qualcomm used its market position to negotiate artificially low prices for UMTS chips — used in 3G phones — in order to oust out Icera.

Islamic fundamentalism has also played a part in the youth culture, illustrated by the efforts of one Brick Lane gang to oust out prostitutes from the area.

In the 13 days since Gaddafi's security forces were ousted, finding out how – and by whom - this totalitarian state was held together for so long has become an obsession for Tripoli's brutalised residents as well as the city's new guard, which rode into town seeking vengeance as much as a new beginning.

Her predecessor, Surrogate Michael Feinberg, a Democratic clubhouse loyalist, was ousted for handing out excessive fees to a crony.

Anwar was Malaysia's deputy prime minister from 1993 until 1998 when he was ousted after falling out with the then leader, Mahathir Mohamad.

Some factions staunchly support the ousted minister, pointing out his many successes and denigrating his accusers; others question the Presbytery's decision to make public incendiary charges that remain unproven.

And Mr. Bustamante, who by some interpretations of the state's Constitution might have been entitled to succeed an ousted Mr. Davis, ruled out a candidacy.

The £700,000-a-year pension paid out to ousted Royal Bank of Scotland chief Sir Fred Goodwin was "clearly contrary" to the bank's own pension policy, City Minister Lord Myners told MPs today.