oust造句

The Republicans may oust him in November.

Take care that quantity does not oust quality.

They can even oust the entire board without cause.

I 'm sorry to say nothing could oust a computer.

Some wonder whether the objective should be to oust Colonel Gadhafi.

Mr Yanukovich may muster sufficient votes to oust Ms Tymoshenko as prime minister.

upbraid; to scold; to reprimand; repel; to exclude; to oust

For all that, politicians from within his own party, as well as the opposition, are plotting to oust Mr Kan.

Mr Netanyahu has said he wants Israeli forces to "finish the job" and oust it from power in Gaza.

It was wrong to oust Mr Zelaya, but he in turn had behaved arbitrarily, defying court orders.

Al-Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden calls on Pakistanis to oust President Musharraf, in a new audio tape.

Uri Ariel, a Knesset member, says if the police do not oust the families he will do so himself on July 4th.

These institutions have a large portfolio of shares and will invariably sell the shares of a disappointing performer rather than seek to oust its management.

It does not support actions to oust Gadhafi, and imposes serious restrictions on the coalition's ability to assist the rebels and achieve broader political goals.

Though he cited “personal reasons”, he happens to face perfectly public difficulties as well, not least rebels within his government who aim to oust him.

But under the new law, it is not clear that the government would have the right to oust the managers and punish the shareholders.

THE murder of the Libyan rebels’ defence minister, Abdel Fatah Younis, on July 28th was a grave reverse in their campaign to oust Colonel Muammar Qaddafi and his regime in Tripoli.

Even though Mr Brown has perked up since the last, failed bid to oust him, Mr Cameron is still likely to best him in the face-off of a campaign.

So far he has refused to oust any key figure from his inner circle, such as his cousin, Rami Makhlouf, a tycoon who has been a butt of the protesters’ ire.