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Mister Thaksin, in his first public statement after his ouster, said in London that he wanted to take a rest from politics.

That sort of controversial rhetoric recently led to Tamogami's ouster as the air force chief of staff.

Packard has a long feud with Fiorina, publicly criticizing her leadership of the company and pushing for her ouster in 2005.

In his first public statement after his ouster, he said he wanted to take a rest from politics.

Regulators did not push for the ouster of any chief executives, or demand any specific board shake-ups.

Middle-class protests against Mr. Musharraf have risen in recent months, triggered by his ouster of the Supreme Court's chief justice.

Tuesday's incidents were the first major attack against British forces in Iraq since the ouster of the regime of Saddam Hussein in April.

Even before Bartz' ouster, Chernin was reported to be considering an acquisition of Yahoo as part of a group of investors.

Egyptians voted in the first parliamentary elections since the ouster of Hosni Mubarak; Islamist parties were the big winners.

The most immediate disagreement among the protest groups is whether they should negotiate with the current regime or demand its ouster.

Zhang's promotion to chairman, and the ouster of his predecessor, helped to bring the year-long civil war at Gome to a close.

Then, Labor's ratings dropped amid fallout from Mr. Rudd's ouster and the party's handling of a controversial mining tax.

Polls have shown a gradual erosion of popular support for the war effort in Iraq since Saddam Hussein's ouster.

And in Iraq, Kurds have run their own affairs in the northern part of the country since the ouster of Saddam Hussein's regime.

Despite Greejatus' ouster, Palpatine still had a use for him, and enlisted him as an advisor.

International aid groups and the United Nations were working feverishly to fill the gaps left by the ouster of the 13 foreign aid groups.

In a sharply worded resolution, the organization called the ouster an "unconstitutional alteration of the democratic order. "

But Wane said in this case, President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali's ouster was considered legitimate, and no action would be taken.

This account of Ms. Bartz's tenure and ouster is based on dozens of interviews with people involved with Yahoo.

That two - year old controversy evolved into charges of ethics violations and prompted some European governments to demand his ouster .

Many Bear Stearns veterans began pushing hard for Mr. Cayne's ouster, arguing the firm needed a more engaged leader.

"Ouster" is a funny word. "Ouster" means the act of getting rid of someone, but it also means the person who does the getting rid of.

Protesters shout slogans during a demonstration demanding the ouster of Yemen's President Ali Abdullah Saleh in the southern city of Taiz.

For weeks, opposition groups have occupied the main government office building, demanding the ouster of Mr. Somchai and new elections.

In 1997, the military again helped engineer the ouster - popularly dubbed a "post-modern coup" - of the then Islamic-oriented government.

The US government has been critical of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government, and has called for his ouster.

America has so far refrained from calling for Mr Assad's ouster.

Calls for the ouster of Shivraj Patil had been heard even before last week's attack on Mumbai.

Mr. Dorsey remained chairman of Twitter's board after his ouster, and also leads a mobile-payments company named Square Inc.

Africa advocates, meanwhile, lost a champion of human rights with Tuesday's ouster of Wisconsin Sen. Russ Feingold.

On the ground in Libya, Col. Gadhafi's ouster was far from assured.

Nevertheless, the cruel arrow of the stock market already has digested the possible ouster of Apotheker, and it votes yes.

The win, coming in the wake of Mr. Musharraf's ouster, also stamps out vestiges of military rule in Pakistan.

Mr. Obama suggested cost played a factor in not seeking his ouster through U. S. military force.

The government has already warned against demonstrations to coincide with the anniversary of the ouster of the shah.

Images of Gadhafi's fiery defiance flashed in the face of ouster.

Olympus's stock has lost around 80% of its value in the month since Mr. Woodford's ouster.

A former U. S. lawmaker who played a key role in the ouster of Soviet forces from Afghanistan has died.

Libya has struggled with instability and violence since the ouster of long-time dictator Moammar Gadhafi in late 2011.

Shortly after Ms. Bartz's ouster, Mr. Morse taped a video for employees.

Montaza had been King Farouk's estate in Alexandria; after his ouster, it became a public park.

On Tuesday, the eighth day of demonstrations, hundreds of thousands went to Liberation Square in Cairo to demand Mr. Mubarak's ouster.

Hard-liners in the government, incensed by my office's criticisms, immediately called for my ouster.

But the lessons of Qaddafi's ouster will surely make him less inclined to this course than he was already.

In the past, Mr. Bush has admitted that mistakes were made in attempting to secure the country after the Iraqi ruler's ouster.

They demonstrated for the ouster of the dictator