Sentence examples for ousting of a from inspiring English sources

Of course, from Tunis to Cairo there was a clear objective: the ousting of a hated despot.

He called for weapons, especially in the embattled west of the country, the intensification of NATO airstrikes, and the ousting of a man "who is challenging the whole world".

— It might have been the Knicks' final practice in a jam-packed season of lengthy winning streaks, lengthy losing streaks, the rise of a global phenomenon, the ousting of a coach and a series of devastating injuries.

The most recent instance came a mere ten years ago the so-called post-modern coup that led to the ousting of a previous moderate Islamist government.On April 27th the army suggested that it might do the same again.

Her removal was fiercely criticised at the time by bloggers concerned at the ousting of a female film-maker in a male-dominated industry, but the movie went on to win the firm its seventh Oscar for best animation film.

Now the big question is how will Fox survive the ousting of a man who has defined the channel – and much of US media – for close to 20 years.

The ousting of an embattled chief executive.

Egypt's first parliamentary election since the 2013 ousting of an Islamist president and the election a year later of the general who removed him began on Sunday.

And in comparison with the really deep-seated changes in French society, like the ousting of an established aristocracy and the killing of a king and the initiation of a new social order — right?

But a combination of external and internal shocks the ousting of an elected president in Egypt and the second assassination this year of a leftist opposition politician at home has sent it off course.

Any attempt to execute "regime change" in Venezuela such as the failed coup in 2002 which the United States did not condemn would be rejected in the region as the ousting of an elected leader.