Sentence examples for without ousting from inspiring English sources
A breakaway party, the Congress of the People, may dent the ANC's authority in a general election in mid-2009, though probably without ousting the ruling party.Bernard Madoff, a Wall Street veteran, was arrested in possibly the biggest fraud in history; his Ponzi scheme may have lost investors $50 billion.It was a bad year for Colombia's FARC guerrillas.
When they could not agree on who would lead the cabinet, Mr. Zelaya refused to appoint any members and Mr. Micheletti formed a new government without the ousted president.
Last year, 2013, had been a turning point for Pakistan, he said, pointing out that it was the first time a government had survived a full five-year term without being ousted in an army-backed coup.
Aviation analysts said that the airline's board asked Mr. Dosé to resign, but they criticized the board in turn for ousting him without a suitable successor lined up.
Mr Bayh was wary of attempts to rush health reform, and a cap-and-trade scheme to limit carbon emissions, through Congress—Indiana depends on coal and is a manufacturing hub.Republicans were already eyeing Mr Bayh's seat, but without much prospect of ousting the state's favourite son.
There appears to be enough criticism to stack up a case for ousting him without it being attributed to race.
And ousting otherwise competent directors, without warning, over pay seems extreme.
The great grandson of the company's founder said he'd do without a salary in 2001, after ousting former CEO Jacques Nasser Jacques Nasser, who some found suavely sinister and who led the company to a $5.45 billion loss in 2001.
The Arab awakenings may or may not succeed in ousting the dictators, but they will have no chance of really empowering the new generation without this kind of revolution in education.
[CM] Current legislation is biased towards eliminating TCM doctors, ousting TCM doctors.
It appeared that the Pentagon was still exploring the possibility that Mr. Hussein might be ousted without a fight through the defection of the his elite units.
