“ousted”造句，怎么用ousted造句

He was then ousted from Apple after a boardroom coup in 1985.

Not any more. Austerity has ousted luxury and quality in marketing campaigns.

The country may have ousted its monarchy, but it treats its elite as a caste with special privileges.

Just a week ago it would have been unthinkable to suggest that Muammar Qaddafi could be ousted from power.

When the CBS-ousted star signed up on March 1, he racked up almost one million followers in 24 hours.

It depends on whether Thaksin's opponents, who have ousted him, and who have now put down the Thaksin challenge, are willing to adopt some of his agenda.

On May 29th Steel Partners, an American investor, successfully ousted the boss and six directors of Aderans, a wigmaker-a big victory for shareholders.

If he were ousted by Hannelore Kraft, the SPD's leader, that would be an ominous sign for Mrs Merkel-a chancellor's undoing often begins with defeats in the states.

The Hashemite Prince Faisal, a protege of TE Lawrence who had been ousted by the French in Syria, was acclaimed Ring of Iraq in a referendum. The "yes" vote was 96%.

For three decades after African countries threw off their colonial shackles, not a single one (bar the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius) peacefully ousted a government or President at the ballot box.

He was ousted in a coup two years ago.

Late president Ferdinand Marcos was ousted by the popular uprising in 1986.

The giveaway was his praise for the ousted journalist's "steadfast loyalty".

But on the rare occasions that a few brave souls have tried, they have been ousted from their posts.

The interim government has blamed ex-president Kurmanbek Bakiyev, who was ousted in a popular uprising in April and now lives in exile.

The pension payout to Goodwin hinged on the basis that he was allowed to retire early rather than being ousted, which may have reduced the size of the payment.

The umpire ousted the arguing player from the game.

Fox was ousted from office but he had nothing to say for himself.

TWICE in one week bosses at giant German corporations have been ousted by their shareholders, with help from workers' representatives on the supervisory board.

The main threat to this group is said to be Ramiro Valdes, a hardline former interior minister ousted by raul, who now heads a financial enterprise that belongs to the ministry.

The last time Labour lost these councils was in 1977, two years before it was ousted from power nationally.

He may be ousted by a military takeover.

Six years after Saddam Hussein was ousted by the United States, Iraqis are still present in large Numbers in Jordan and Syria, which have struggled with the influx.