Examples of using Defections in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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It was thereafter speculated that the false reportwas a calculated move against Marcos to encourage more defections.
The Roman army, weakened by defections of Italian allied troops to Pyrrhus, numbered about 17,000 infantry and 1,200 cavalry.
The true number of defectors is likely higher-and the pace of defections from ISIS, according to ICSR, is increasing.
Amid the more than 30,000 defections to South Korea from North Korea, Lee Soo-keun's stands out as one of the most sensational and tragic.
The Coach show was a celebration of New York, in a fashion week whichhas been left threadbare by several marquee-name defections.
The Mutambara formation has however been weakened by defections from MPs and individuals who are disillusioned by their manifesto.
To prevent defections and sabotage, the orders of these officers were subject to approval of Bolshevik political commissars assigned to them.
Asked by reporters whether she feared political backlash or Democratic defections, Ms. Pelosi said the process was more important than politics.
Gorbachev accepted not only the double zero but also deep cuts in conventional forces, and then failed to stop the Polish,Hungarian and East German defections from the empire.
Such switches- sometimes referred to as“defections”- have profound business importance as this represents a lost customer and a potential erosion of query share.
In social media, the design principle that has worked remarkably well is to treat good faith as the normal case andto regard defections from that as essentially a special case to be solved.
After months of political maneuvering, bribery, defections, and negotiations; the Liangguang Incident was resolved peacefully with Chen resigning in July and fleeing to Hong Kong.
Since losing its second consecutive presidential election in 2012,the Minjoo Party has struggled with factional infighting and lawmaker defections, and saw its seats decline from 127 to 102 in the current assembly.
When the coup was hurriedly launched a day early, defections from the regime failed to materialise, Maduro remained in power and the US government looked like it had badly miscalculated.
If these tactics fail to increase sympathy for the campaign at home or abroad, diversify the base of participants,and encourage defections among regime elites, then they are not helping the movement's chances of succeeding.
Without massive Republican defections, Democrats will not be in a position to impeach Trump, let alone achieve the two-thirds majority required in the Senate to actually depose him.
South Korea's Unification Ministry,which has a general policy of not commenting on defections, especially by senior officials, said it was unable to confirm the report.
Defections from North Korea have been in the headlines lately, primarily due to the April defection of a group of waitresses and their manager who were employed at a North Korean restaurant in China.
But both sides will set upguard posts at the entry points to prevent defections, and for now North and South Korean civilians will visit the JSA at different times to prevent them running into each other.
Defections from the Yanukovych administration, including the diplomatic corps, as well as from the police and from his ruling party, began after the regime used brutal force against the peaceful students on 30 November.
Attracting participation is perhaps the most important of these tasks,since the ability to provoke defections and outmaneuver opponents often depends on whether the movement enjoys large and broad-based support.
With nonviolent discipline, movements maximize civilian participation, increase the cost of an opponent's repression, heighten the probability that repression will backfire,and are much more likely to induce defections from an adversary's key pillars of support.
In early 2009,Argentine politics has seen rising tensions, with defections from the ruling Front for Victory block and fierce debate over the President's proposal to move legislative elections forward by several months.
Although it is impossible to know whether nonviolent action could have succeeded,the spontaneous protests of February 2011 that provoked mass defections from Qaddafi's security forces after just two days indicate that it may not have been fruitless to try.
These cracks often lead to defections, and as defections cascade, the core capacities that an authoritarian depends on for their rule- control of material resources, human resources, people's skills and knowledge, the information environment, and the capacity to commit sanctions- are devastated.
Though 85% of miners are still signallingtheir intention to go through with the fork, recent defections(such as F2Pool) and statements from exchanges like Bitfinex and Coinbase may have convinced investors that the hard fork will not actually happen.
The Trump administration expects further military defections from Maduro's side, the official told Reuters, despite only a few senior officers having done so since opposition leader Juan Guaido declared himself interim president last month, earning the recognition of the United States and dozens of other countries.
