ousting造句

There were no grounds for ousting the prime minister.

Mr Luzhkov's ousting is the end of an era.

However, ousting a government by force is another matter.

The resulting financial chaos led to the ousting of Bristol-Myers's boss.

I love this idea about ousting private cars from Kunming roads once a month.

In the 17th century, the Dutch emerged as the most powerful of the Europeans, ousting the Spanish and Portuguese.

The ousting of Summers had more to do with the balance of power on campus than ideology.

The Metropolitan Police, which employs some 50, 000 officers and staff, needs a new boss following the unceremonious ousting of Sir Ian Blair in October.

If the referendum fails, Renzi's government will fall, and Italy will return to the sort of political anarchy that followed the ousting of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.

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.

The Hamas militants who have run Gaza since ousting their secular-minded Fatah rivals last summer have continued to fire rockets and mortars into Israeli towns and farms.

Ghana, which has had the best recent record in peacefully ousting its leaders and ruling parties, was honoured by Barack Obama with his first presidential visit to sub-Saharan Africa.