Sentence examples for planning to oust from inspiring English sources

But last year it emerged that BBC bosses had been planning to oust him after Radio 5's Nicky Campbell boasted how he had been offered the job.

The foreign minister, Julie Bishop, denied that she is planning to oust the prime minister, Tony Abbott, whose popularity has slumped, by mounting a challenge for the leadership of the Liberal Party.Barbaric StateIslamic State militants broadcast their beheading of a Japanese journalist and murder of a Jordanian fighter pilot, whom they burnt alive in a cage.

The Venezuelan government has arrested three air force generals it accuses of planning to oust Maduro with the help of opposition leaders.

With the help of the Sinaloa Cartel, Ramírez Treviño was planning to oust El Gringo for reportedly failing to stay low-profile in Reynosa, and for considering him a "bloodthirsty" leader.

A post-election protest has been planned to oust Cameron from power in case he decides to "occupy Downing Street".

Now, Bangladesh plans to oust him from Grameen Bank, which he created, as microfinance reels from the controversy last year in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.

Mr. Chávez, who has often denounced conspiracies and vague coup plots, did not provide details on how the alleged plotters planned to oust him.

A post-election protest has been planned to oust David Cameron from power by a group claiming that the Conservatives are planning to "occupy Downing Street" even if they do not win a majority.

Johnson-Sirleaf admitted to me that she had supported Taylor when he first planned to oust Doe, but she says that she backed away from him after he began killing people he saw as potential rivals.

It is hard to tell whether these mutineers had planned to oust President Toure.

They said, however, that they had no plan to oust such a government.