Examples of using Defections in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Defections take time, Sergei.
There are defections in the ranks.
Double agents, coat-trailing, stimulated defections.
You have had no defections from the Republican right to trouble you.
One of the best singers in Glee Club quit recently,and there's talk of more defections.
Only a small minority of defections from new religious movements are the result of coerced apostasy.
The company struggled badly at first, losing money in 1956, more in 1957,and experiencing defections from its dealer network.
The winds of change in the Middle East brought waves of defections and stories about Libyan, Syrian and Iranian military peoples who fled their countries.
If you promise certain factors, yet fall short on delivering them, your price will be challenged and you will see a rise in customer complaints,delayed payments and/or customer defections.
He wants to restore his party, which has been depleted by defections to the ruling Pakistan Muslim League(Qaid).
According to one analyst,"Defections, even in mid-battle, are proving key to the rapid collapse across Afghanistan of the formerly ruling Taliban militia.".
He prevented it from deciding the conflict in its early stages, when the regime was surprised at the extent of the uprising,suffered massive defections, and avoided initiating total war against the opposition.
We can assume that there will be more defections among both the army and civilians, but this is not what would end Asad's era in power, because he can fill the slots of the defectors with other murderers.
Supermarkets and warehouses were open, as were local hospitals,caring for hundreds of people wounded during the government crackdown of the weekend, before defections from the military brought a lull in the violence.
If, for example, you anticipate a significant number of defections among your existing dealer base, you need to carefully measure how these potential defections might affect the viability of franchising.
Yuri Ivanovich Modin(8 November 1922 in Suzdal[1]- 2007 in Moscow[2]) was the KGB controller for the"Cambridge Five" from 1948 to 1951, during which Donald Duart Maclean was said to have passed atomicsecrets to the Soviets. In 1951, Modin arranged the defections of Maclean and Guy Burgess. Modin's predecessors in control of the damaging Cambridge spy ring were executed during Stalin's Great Purge.
The bigger picture is that while there have been fewer total defections per year under Kim Jong Un, there have been a higher number of strategically significant and political defections," said Sokeel Park of LiNK, an NGO which works with North Korean defectors.
Above all, bodies like AIPAC must begin demonstrating to their Democratic members-even if this encourages some defections- that the Democratic Party is facing a determined campaign from internal elements hostile or indifferent to Israel.
After the 2012 elections, the UNM suffered several defections of its parliament members to new parties. Including that of the libertarian New Political Center- Girchi by former UNM member of parliament Zurab Japaridze and three others.[5] Some believe these defections were encouraged by the ruling Georgian Dream Coalition in order to weaken its principal opposition.[6].
Labour had already lost its narrow majority in the House of Commons by the time he became Prime Minister,and further by-election defeats and defections forced Callaghan to deal with minor parties such as the Liberal Party, particularly in the"Lib- Lab pact" from 1977 to 1978.
All right."If defection…" Chart. I need a chart.
One defection, and it's tearing us apart still!
What defection?
One defection could lead to a wave.
The male population cannot take another quality defection.
At the end we are in situation of -3; 3- because mutual defection.
Defection: Losing the customer.
Federal officials today were elated at the defection of Mr. Gravano--.
Without it, your business risks mass customer defection.