coup d'etat in Korean

noun - coup d'etat
쿠데타: coup d'etat

Sentence patterns related to "coup detat"

1. 5 The coup d'etat aborted.

2. Why should we stage a coup d'etat?

3. 1 Those people plotted for the coup d'etat.

4. 15 My sister's husband indirectly took part in the attempted coup d'etat.

5. Meaning "a sudden decisive act" is 1852, short for Coup d'etat.

6. She lost her job following the 1994 coup d'etat and began an independent practice.

7. 10 I submit to you that what took place on November 1963 was a coup d'etat.

8. 4 Murders, conspiracies, coup d'etat, these are the kinds of political phenomena he is interested.

9. He served as the first President of the Brazilian military government after the 1964 military coup d'etat.

10. 13 Once conditions ripened, they would have a counter - revolutionary coup d'etat like the one staged by Khrushchev.

11. Harvey, John COUP D'ETAT He Bethought himself of his uncle, proprietor of a flourishing plumber and gasfitter's …

12. 14 In this scenario, Lin and his high military commanders, sensing's treachery, plotted a preemptive coup d'etat.

13. Unfortunately, the results of the 1828 election were cast aside in a Centralist coup d'etat led by Anastasio Bustamante.

14. 2 Shortly after the coup d'etat that brought Qaddafi to power, he unceremoniously ordered all Italians to leave Libyan territory.

15. 16 The trouble is linked to turmoil that culminated in the coup d'etat that ousted President Marc Ravalomanana last week.

16. 3 Calling on Ahmadinejad to resign, they said the election results were a "coup d'etat" and chanted "Death to the lying government".

17. Following his 1799 return to France, Napoleon participated in an event known as the Coup of 18 Brumaire, a bloodless coup d'etat that overthrew the French Directory.

18. 9 The United Nations should now state its position so that Zelaya is reinstated in government and the caveman era of coup d'etat is done away with.

19. 7 When the Spanish Civil guard stormed the parliament in Madrid in the attempted coup d'etat of 19 the kids at my school gathered to discuss the breaking news.

20. 11 Riding the wave of wealth has been President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, who's dominated the government of this West African nation since he led a coup d'etat in 19

21. 8 THE murder of Mr Lincoln is a very great and very lamentable event, perhaps the greatest and most lamentable which has occurred since the coup d'etat, if not since Waterloo.

22. THE murder of Mr Lincoln is a very great and very lamentable event, perhaps the greatest and most lamentable which has occurred since the coup d'etat, if not since Waterloo.

23. 12 Muna warned that elections in themselves are not enough because sometimes a legally elected government takes office and simply "ties up the system,[www.Sentencedict.com]" leaving a coup d'etat the only option for change.

24. 6 Plans for the coup d'etat in Yanaon, then a small French colony in India, are also believed to have been hatched that on the evening of April 19 but nothing actually happened that night.

25. Since these are often the same groups that may turn against the Autocrats and depose them through a coup d'etat or mass insurrection, they are often forced to satisfy the needs of the elite minority over the needs of

26. After Benjamin Sisko was told by Ambassador Krajensky that the Tzenkethi Autarch had apparently been overthrown by a coup d'etat on Tzenketh in 2371, Sisko was pleased, saying that "I doubt anyone is going to miss the Autarch"

27. An Autocracy is a system of government in which all political power is concentrated in the hands of a single person called an autocrat. The rule of the autocrat is absolute and cannot be regulated by external legal restraints or democratic methods of control, except for the threat of removal by coup d'etat or mass insurrection.

28. In his 'ethnography of the past', Amaut argues that the three generations of young contestants against gerontocratism and neocolonialism (building on three different moments of rupture: the desapparentement (14) and the debates surrounding it in 1950, the democratic turn in 1990, and the 1999 coup d'etat) are not to be regarded as successive generations, but rather as coexisting …