Sentence examples for will be unseated from inspiring English sources

This "constructive vote of no confidence"—in contrast to the vote of no confidence employed in most other parliamentary systems, which only require a majority opposed to the sitting prime minister for ouster reduces the likelihood that the chancellor will be unseated.

If the majority of the Senate votes in favor of impeachment, the president will be unseated for 180 days while the impeachment committee reviews her case, and Temer will replace her.

Terry Macalister Chief executive, WPP Sector: Media In a few months Sir Martin Sorrell will be unseated as the most powerful man in advertising, as rivals Publicis and Omnicom complete a $35bn£21.4bnbn) merger to create the world's largest marketing services group.

Starting this season and continuing indefinitely, more and more directors will be unseated because of shareholders' views of their performance or because they are associated with a problem within the company.

(Officially, they will not be unseated until the governor signs the legislation).

Since parliament's 500 members are much the largest component of the 700-member MPR, if Mr Wahid holds out to the last, he will surely be unseated.

I've expressed interest in playing second base for the Boston Red Sox … and yet the man currently holding that job (Dustin Pedroia) seems blithely unconcerned that he will soon be unseated.

But the rebels are talking of an "Anthony Meyer moment" because they believe Cameron will only be unseated if a candidate can pop up when the confidence vote is triggered and say he or she has the support of at least a third of the Conservative parliamentary party.

That means, some people will have to be unseated from key positions of power and with some others power would have to be shared.

The judge, Mr Gingrich argued, deserves to be unseated.

Google was too powerful to be unseated.