Sentence examples for whose ouster from inspiring English sources

The president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People apologized Tuesday to a black civil servant whose ouster the civil rights organization had originally cheered.

WASHINGTON — A former American soldier was charged Thursday with fighting alongside a terrorist group that is battling the Syrian government of President Bashar al-Assad, whose ouster the United States has sought for nearly two years.

Mr. Taylor, the former rebel leader whose ouster is the chief stated goal of the rebels attacking this capital, has repeatedly said he will step down and leave the country.

Corruption and impunity at every level of the state, but especially at the top, destroyed the army, undermined government institutions and persisted unchecked under the former president, whose ouster in a military coup last year created a disarray that the Islamists capitalized on to take over the north.

By Mr. Brady's analysis, hopes have grown out of a mix of ingredients: the story of Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich, a Democrat whose ouster Republicans have been pleased to recount, a "national overlay" of misery, and the state's budget and pension crisis.

Direct criticism of the government by an Egyptian church leader was all but unheard-of under former President Hosni Mubarak, whose ouster two years ago ended the fear of reprisals from the authorities that had helped silence church officials and others.

It includes a chapter on the former Venezuelan dictator Marcos Pérez Jiménez, whose 1958 ouster from power helped inspire García Márquez's "The Autumn of the Patriarch".

The merger with Citicorp was the result of Weill's passionate salesmanship of John Reed John Reed, the introverted chairman of the bank, whose eventual ouster was obvious to any observer of Weill's need to dominate.

She was chosen to replace Ann Curry, whose abrupt ouster turned viewers away and continues to draw criticism.

Khon Kaen is a power base of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, whose 2006 ouster in a military coup ignited Thailand's latest spate of unrest and revolving-door leadership.

(And distracting them from Ben, whose challenge-ouster may well have cost Zsa Zsa the challenge).