Sentence examples for plotting to oust him from inspiring English sources

Shulkin, in response, accused a group of Trump political aides of plotting to oust him.

However Professor Christopher Andrew, the author of The Defence of the Realm, concluded that MI5 did not use the information to undermine Wilson - despite his fears in his later years that they were plotting to oust him.

The Rochdale MP has been an outspoken critic of Mr Corbyn's leadership and during the Labour leadership contest said MPs would be plotting to oust him "from day one".

Speaking to Marr, Johnson said it was "cobblers" that Cameron would have to leave office if Britain voted to leave the EU despite speculation Tory MPs are plotting to oust him in such circumstances.

Republicans say they are bracing for a bloody political brawl over the next two years because Democrats in Florida now consider Mr. Bush vulnerable and have begun plotting to oust him in 2002.

Billionaire bond investor Bill Gross has sued his former employer, Pimco, for more than $200m£130m0m) for breach of contract and plotting to oust him from the firm he founded more than four decades ago.

Some of Mr. Maliki's supporters have accused the Islamic Supreme Council of having plotted to oust him as well as having campaigned inappropriately during a recent Shiite religious holiday.

He clashed with Parliament, the judiciary and the hard-line clerics who accused him and his entourage of secretly plotting to oust them from power.

Was there a plot to oust him?

Jeremy Corbyn dismissed an alleged plot to oust him as Labour leader in the coming days.

There are even rumours of a plot to oust him sooner.With the coalition so preoccupied, the main opposition Social Democratic Party (SPD) might have been expected to attack more effectively.