Sentence examples for ouster means from inspiring English sources
"Ouster" means the act of getting rid of someone, but it also means the person who does the getting rid of.
The "McMaster ouster means no more adults in the room — except [Defense Secretary James] Mattis, who now has no allies," said Charles Stevenson, a former State Department official who teaches foreign policy at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.
To people inside and outside Chrysler, Mr. Stallkamp's de facto ouster meant that Daimler executives in Stuttgart were tightening their grip and that the exodus of Chrysler executives was accelerating.
But Mr. Dassault also heads a major military contractor, and there was widespread speculation that Mr. Mougeotte's ouster was meant to put the Dassault group in good stead with the new president.
Democrats and others issued statements Wednesday urging that Mueller be left to do his work and vowing to investigate whether Sessions's ouster was meant to interfere with the special counsel.
Diller In The Driver's Seat 07.01.02 Vivendi's Messier ouster may mean a breakup of its U.S. media assets and help Diller realize his media dreams.
Western diplomats should continue to support the Ukrainian opposition and warn Mr. Yanukovych against repression while counseling the protesters to seek the government's ouster by democratic means.
Greece is one of the countries actively exploring the possibility of a deal for Mr. Milosevic's ouster, which could mean exile abroad for him and his family or, less likely, pledges of safety inside Serbia from any successor government that promises not to extradite him.
Obama said he will "actively pursue" Gaddafi's ouster "through non-military means," namely financial sanctions designed to pressure Gaddafi to leave office or turn his inner circle against him.
Unfortunately for him, it meant his ouster".
A senior administration official said the USAID ouster did not necessarily mean the end of U.S. assistance.
