Sentence examples for to oust himself from inspiring English sources
It is the sort of value destruction that would often prompt investors to clamour for the chief exec's head, but so far Glencore's second-largest shareholder has resisted the temptation to oust himself, and he will be in the boss's chair to present the company's results this week.
How dare Berndon not get with the program to oust himself?
It's completely incoherent that there are now tea party-identified candidates trying to oust Ron Paul himself from his seat.
This year, Chuck Blazer, the American who blew the whistle on the alleged plot to oust Blatter, was himself forced to stand down as the general secretary running the soccer regions of North and Central America and the Caribbean.
Over the next several months Naidu positioned himself to oust NTR from the party leadership, which he successfully accomplished.
One of these doctors, Guy-Crescent Fagon conspired with the King's mistress to oust d'Aquin and have himself appointed as Royal Doctor.
General Espartero used his military faction and his supporters among the younger progresista politicians and their artisan followers in the great cities to oust María Cristina and establish himself as regent (1841 43).
By the time Mr. Niyazov died in December 2006, after ruling for 21 years, Mr. Berdymukhammedov had put himself in position to oust rivals and assume the presidency.
That meeting, at which the South Africa-based businessman hopes to oust the current regime and be elected himself, will have to take place no later than 27 February.
After King – in consultation with Turner – called in Barclays' chairman Marcus Agius and urged him to oust Diamond, questions were also raised about whether Turner himself lacked the killer instinct that will be required to bring the banks to heel.
Mr. Rivera, who served as a councilman in Passaic before running for mayor, said today that he had spent about $15,000 of his own money, and no city funds, to defend himself against the state's effort to oust him.
