Sentence examples for whether to oust from inspiring English sources

Voters first must decide whether to oust Mr. Davis.

His fellow senators are expected to decide next month whether to oust him.

The Senate was preparing for a trial to decide whether to oust the judge, Samuel B. Kent.

It recounts an early consideration of whether to oust him that was dropped, before Mr. Perez arrived, but says he was improperly cut out of deliberations.

On Tuesday, the Board of Supervisors voted, 4 to 1, for a three-week probationary period before deciding whether to oust Mr. Street.

So for most of our presidents there would have been no question about whether to oust Gen. Stanley McChrystal for making public his differences with the White House on policy in Afghanistan.

The Democrats have nothing to be ashamed of in raising questions about whether a war to oust Saddam Hussein is justified right now.

I'm too far away from Arizona politics to guess whether those seeking to oust Sheriff Arpaio will get enough signatures by the end of this month to place the recall effort on the ballot.

It is too soon to tell whether the effort to oust Ms. Warren and three colleagues is an aberration prompted by the community's peculiar politics or a sign of things to come in the Bay Area and the rest of California.

With President Yanukovych AWOL, demonstrators have invaded the Ukrainian Parliament building and MPs appear to be debating whether or not to oust the country's beleaguered leader.

The Telegraph newspaper said senior Conservatives including Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, interior minister Amber Rudd and Brexit minister David Davis were taking soundings over whether to seek to oust May. .