Sentence examples for struggle to overthrow from inspiring English sources

Foley had gone to Syria to report on the bloody struggle to overthrow Bashar al-Assad.

Mr. Guevara was later arrested and tortured by the police during the struggle to overthrow the Cuban strongman Fulgencio Batista.

In the period 1721 35 the latter waged a struggle to overthrow the Jesuit monopoly of Indian trade and labour.

When he grew up, Isidoro became an unitario like his father and joined the struggle to overthrow Rosas.

Mr. Jiménez, known as Timochenko, said the rebels would continue their four-decade struggle to overthrow Colombia's government.

This may be the point: that sexual revolutionaries are fated to fall back into the roles they struggle to overthrow.

Through this personal experience, I came to appreciate the exceptional value of the work of Human Rights Watch in exposing some of the atrocities and murders that were being carried out by the brutal dictatorships, government troops and contra rebels against the people who were struggling to overthrow them.

Following the Doha meeting, the National Coalition declared on its Facebook page that it was working "to aid and support the revolutionary forces struggling to overthrow the Assad regime and to transition Syria towards a democratic and pluralistic civil state".

This outfit grew out of the blood-soaked struggle by Islamists to overthrow Algeria's government in the 1990s.

"He has unconditionally accepted the Pinochet model, even though he is a man of the left and struggled for years to overthrow the Pinochet dictatorship".

The interim government's legitimacy, he said, according to those present, arises from "the struggle of the Iraqi people to overthrow Saddam Hussein and our participation in that struggle".