America has so far refrained from calling for Mr Assad's ouster.
the physical ouster of a tenant from the leased premises; the tenant is relieved of any further duty to pay rent.
The struggle to get rid of a leader causes lasting damage-as the Tories, who only recently recovered from the civil war unleashed by the ouster of Lady Thatcher, know well.
The judge makes an ouster order.
Despite Greejatus' ouster, Palpatine still had a use for him, and enlisted him as an advisor.
A former U. S. lawmaker who played a key role in the ouster of Soviet forces from Afghanistan has died.
The 1986 ouster of strongman Ferdinand Marcos in the Philippines and President Suharto in Indonesia in 1998 has brought in change which has spread, in fits and starts, across the region.
Argentina's ouster is another setback for the proud South Americans.
Regulators did not push for the ouster of any chief executives, or demand any specific board shake-ups.
Clause 9 would amends 7 of the Ordinance, allowing the court to extend ouster and occupation orders any number of times for up to a maximum period of 24 months.
Images of Gadhafi's fiery defiance flashed in the face of ouster.
Kyrgyzstan is the third former Soviet republic where popular protests have led to the ouster of long-serving, increasingly authoritarian leaders.
The group has called for the ouster of the trust's board.
They demonstrated for the ouster of the dictator
FIVE years after the "Tulip revolution" which led to the ouster of one President, Kyrgyzstan has seen another flee the capital, another new government set up and more elections promised.
He has to apply for an ouster order.
On the day of Yang Sen's ouster, Lu Zuofu was dealing with the checking of the accounts of the Popular Education Museum by the municipal public officials.
“From the first day,” said rebel leader Mustafa Abdul Jalil, “the demand of our people has been the ouster of Qaddafi and the fall of his regime.”
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