Sentence examples for At dprk from inspiring English sources

Instead the "generals appearing on TV" was a phenomenon directed at DPRK citizens with two goals: to show that the DPRK's hostile external situation meant citizens had to pull together, and as a "power display" to send a law-and-order message to counter the increasing economic disorder resulting from decades of economic "depression".

In addition, new variables specific to ROK predictions were used, including DPRK malaria yearly data, DPRK mosquito net data, and financial data for DPRK malaria control, as well as distances from ROK regions to DMZ.

"The first H-bomb test was successfully conducted in the DPRK at 10 00 on Wednesday, Juche 105 (2016), pursuant to the strategic determination of the WPK.

Leader Kim Jong-un has made it clear he wants to put the DPRK at the centre of the international sporting stage, with the January tour just one of a number initiatives aimed at promoting the DPRK's facilities.

Kim et al. (2014) evaluated 67 improved varieties and 13 landraces from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) at both nuclear and chloroplast levels, and they found a temperate japonica subgroup that was less diverse than the indica ancestor group at the nuclear level but more diverse at the chloroplast level (Kim et al. 2014).

Kim stated the real intention of the Six Party Talks was to destroy the DPRK regime, and that at present the DPRK wants to talk only to the United States.

On Monday, North Korea issued a similarly strong threat to the U.S. "Should the U.S. pounce upon the DPRK with military force at last, the DPRK is ready to teach the U.S. a severe lesson with its strategic nuclear force," foreign minister Ri Yong Ho said in a statement, referring to North Korea.

"Should the U.S. pounce upon the DPRK with military force at last, the DPRK is ready to teach the U.S. a severe lesson with its strategic nuclear force," Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho said in a statement, using the acronym for the official name, Democratic People's Republic of Korea.

A senior official at North Korea's version of Nasa said that he hopes to see the DPRK's flag in space "within 10 years".

As the US and South Korea point their cinema cameras at North Korea in search of comedy and drama, it is worth considering how the DPRK sees itself and the outer world through their own films.

At the weekends, the DPRK runs a second channel called Mansudae, which broadcasts educational material and the occasional commercial.