Sentence examples for remove governments from inspiring English sources

Through the republic's 79-year history, the military has been a central player in politics, intervening repeatedly to remove governments not to its liking.

Erica Chenoweth of the University of Denver and Maria Stephan of America's State Department analysed protests designed to remove governments, expel occupiers or win secession between 1900 and 2006.

Street protests were a force for good before democracy prevailed they toppled Mr Mubarak, after all but if they become a routine way to change the law and remove governments, then Egypt will never learn how to reconcile interests and settle disputes through everyday politics.

Rather, the allegation is that they are "AstroTurf" campaigns supported and funded by the West in general and the US in particular, with an intent to destabilize and remove governments.

Chinese legal experts and even lawmakers said the changes, which were decided in closed-door sessions of the governing Communist Party last fall and formally approved Sunday, would not remove government restrictions on protest.

I have already committed the government to encouraging new entrants to the banking market as we reduce and ultimately remove government support from the sector.

There were, it seems, few disagreements with Mr Kabariti about policy: the king solidly backed the prime minister's decision last summer to remove government subsidies for bread.

The government set him up, he said, by encouraging him to lend, only to later impose restrictions and then remove government pension funds from Bank Summa to precipitate its collapse.

The government is presenting the debt guarantee as a short-term measure, until amendments can be made to the Qantas Sale Act to remove government-imposed restrictions on Qantas.

Given a Republican Party with a strong Tea Party faction explicitly pledging to cut "nonessential" spending and remove government from our lives, it would be helpful to know how he envisions these things coming about.

Leaders in Brussels and European capitals have pledged to improve budgetary discipline, remove government obstacles to growth and strengthen the banking system by establishing a common regulator at the E.C.B.