Sentence examples for support ousted from inspiring English sources

Thailand has been a nation divided for almost ten years now between those who support ousted Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra – Thailand's first female leader – and between the 'traditional establishment' in the capital and south.

Not bad for a summit that some feared would not happen at all: an earlier meeting planned for April in Bangkok had been disrupted by protesters – "red shirts" who support ousted Thai premier Thaksin Shinawatra.

Many of the protesters supported ousted leader Thaksin Shinawatra, whose sister is now the prime minister.

In recent days police have violently broken up demonstrations in the capital and elsewhere by both secular Egyptians and by Islamists supporting ousted President Mohamed Morsi.

The protest was also in response to Wednesday's crackdown, in which more than 600 people were slain when security forces dispersed two encampments supporting ousted President Mohamed Morsi.

CAIRO - At least 30 people were killed Friday, field hospital doctors said, in a new round of Egyptian protests calling for the ouster of military rule and in response to Wednesday's crackdown in which more than 500 people were slain when security forces dispersed two encampments supporting ousted President Mohamed Morsi.

All three have supported ousting the theocracy, even though U.S. intelligence officials concluded a long time ago (woe to them now) that the regime will be around for the foreseeable future.

But over the long term, what may be more damaging is the fact that members of the foreign policy establishment, even those who vigorously supported ousting the Taliban in 2001 after the 9/11 attacks, are gaining traction with arguments that the White House has simply failed to make the case that the rising cost is worth it.

Polls show about 60percentt of Israelis support ousting Mr. Arafat one way or another, though most Israeli liberals, like Shimon Peres, the opposition Labor Party's leader, reject the idea.

Egypt, which was then ruled by secular pan-Arabist Gamal Abdel Nasser, quickly intervened to support the republic, and Saudi Arabia jumped in to support the ousted monarchy.

He said the four branches of the tree mimicked the four-finger gesture used to symbolise support for ousted Islamist President Mohamed Morsi.