Sentence examples for plot to subvert from inspiring English sources

Damn the Bremoaners and their plot to subvert the will of the British people".

It alleged, in lurid terms, an Islamist plot to subvert a series of state schools in Birmingham.

The commission later absolved the junta over its plot to subvert the election, arguing that the conspiracy had not been enacted and thus no harm was done.

Two months ago, the Daily Mail had a front page that read: "Damn the unpatriotic Bremoaners and their plot to subvert the will of the British people".

It carried a front-page blurb for its editorial saying: "Damn the unpatriotic Bremoaners and their plot to subvert the will of the British people".

Indeed, senior central propaganda officials met to discuss the newspaper protest, among other issues, and called it a plot to subvert the party, according to a speech on a party Web site of Lianyungang, a port city in eastern China.

It absolved the military junta of plotting to subvert the election by undermining the PPP, despite the discovery of army documents detailing the plot.

But his close association with Republicans and evangelical Christians, the critics say, risks stoking China's fears that foreign forces are plotting to subvert the ruling Communist Party.

One such is led by Archimandrite Tikhon, a prickly, youthful man who believes that the West is plotting to subvert Russia's spiritual values; a fine old 19th-century notion, to go no further back.

Since then, the chief executive of News Corporation Australia has resigned, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd was shown on the cover of Sydney's leading tabloid in a Nazi uniform and the ruling Labor Party earned bipartisan jeers for accusing Mr. Murdoch of plotting to subvert the election.

His nemesis is Sir Percy Browne, head of MI5, who behaves with Jeeves-like solicitude to the PM's face, but is secretly plotting to subvert him – with the help of the military, a Rupert Murdoch-style newspaper mogul, the US, and even members of the unions and Labour itself.