Sentence examples for a defection from the from inspiring English sources

As in Egypt and Tunisia, Bouteflika's fall was precipitated by a defection from the military.

Mr. Johnson, 49, is aware that his taking up with Mr. Obama marks a defection from the Clintons.

There had been a defection from the trade association she leads, and she was hearing about it through a press release that departing members sent to the media.

To give assurance as President Obama did, that men who broke laws in the nation's capital would not be prosecuted because to do so might appear uncivil, was a defection from the duty of reverence for the constitution and laws.

A widening of choices doesn't necessarily lead to cultural fragmentation and a defection from mainstream fare; sometimes it has the opposite effect, as befuddled consumers congregate around the same things.

But he offered a third alternative to prevent a mass defection from the Labour party.

So Trump is a problem insofar as he appears to have provoked a huge defection from the GOP of women and, more generally, college-educated voters and suburbanites.

A look at the AMA's political donations reveals a substantial defection from the GOP.

Would there be a massive defection from the orchestral ranks just because playing to a devoted audience at home was considered demeaning?

The party is also hoping for support from a 12-member group from Andhra Pradesh that has been mulling a possible defection from the United Front.

By recent standards, that's a significant defection from the pro-Trump line.