Sentence examples for task to oust from inspiring English sources
The opposition faces a huge task to oust Europe's pariah.
When news broke of the invasion, I was on holiday and read with amusement in the Times of Malta that Thatcher was contemplating sending a task force to oust the Argentinians.
McBeth says it is an almost impossible task to rouse a movement to oust the long-serving Fifa chief.
This is no easy task, and is in sharp contrast to the role formerly played by the leaders of these governments when they acted to oust the authoritarian regimes that preceded them.
Americans need to oust dirt".
He was determined to oust them.
To oust him, shareholders would have had to organise and pay for the distribution of a separate proxy carrying a rival slate of candidates, a complex task costing several million dollars.
His formidable first task is to cobble together a coalition cabinet composed of people loyal to the former Liberian warlord-turned-president, Charles G. Taylor, and the two armed guerrilla groups that sought to oust him.
"It was wrong to oust Mubarak; it was wrong to oust Morsi; and now it would be wrong to oust Sisi".
Was there a plot to oust him?
Some of them conspired to oust Townsend.
