Sentence examples for rebellious groups from inspiring English sources

He was expelled last fall by President Evo Morales, who accused him of supporting rebellious groups.

In September he expelled American ambassador Philip S. Goldberg, accusing him of supporting rebellious groups in eastern Bolivia.

During the reign of the third caliph, ʿUthmān, certain rebellious groups accused the caliph of nepotism and misrule, and the resulting discontent led to his assassination.

Strikers, unionists, suffragettes, Irish republicans and the unemployed were just some of the rebellious groups that England strove to tame in 1914, and might very well have failed to suppress had war not broken out.

CARACAS, Venezuela — The Bolivian president, Evo Morales, ordered the American ambassador, Philip S. Goldberg, on Wednesday to leave the country, accusing him of supporting rebellious groups in eastern regions that have been rocked by intensifying protests this week.

His ties to armed violence, the authorities say, date to his student years in Paris and the rebellious groups he formed as part of a Greek resistance movement that helped topple the military junta that ruled Greece from 1967 to 1974.

The second rebellious group in the Fronde, the members of the Parlement of Paris, were likewise subjected to stringent controls.

And in the Senate conference he leads, he has had to contend with a rebellious group of new senators like Ted Cruz of Texas.

In the grand scheme of boyhood, we were actually not a rebellious group -- mostly good students and in large measure not police blotter material.

MOGADISHU, Somalia — Somalia's Parliament elected a new speaker on Friday, choosing one of the most powerful businessmen in the country to lead what has often been a fractious and rebellious group of lawmakers.

The plot centres on a rebellious group of former employees of a space-exploration company who travel the world stealing equipment as part of a plan to use the moon as an energy source.