Sentence examples for a remote north from inspiring English sources

He might argue that a low-yield nuclear weapon aimed at a remote North Korean weapons target is proportionate, militarily necessary and able to halt further suffering.

When the war halted touring, Shankar spent seven years studying sitar with Khan in a remote north Indian village, before emerging in the late 1940s and 50s to become one of India's most celebrated musicians.

For example, Phillips [ 9] conducted research on alcohol, marijuana and gambling in a remote North Queensland Indigenous community and found people gambled to win money to buy food for the household, and it was seen as a way to alleviate poverty, particularly in households where the husband spent a large proportion of his income on alcohol and marijuana.

In the Sulla project, named for a group of villages in a remote north-eastern region Bangladesh where Brac began in 1972, the young organisation constructed village centres where people could take free literacy and numeracy lessons in the evening.

With the help of data emitted by a decommissioned NASA-era satellite dish, she tells the story of Evan Johnson, radar technician, who has come to a remote north-west Australian town to work at the NASA tracking station.

In extreme cases, internet access may be cut off altogether, as happened for ten months in 2009, after riots in Xinjiang, a remote north-western region.In short, China is having it both ways: it is allowing its citizens to benefit from the social and commercial aspects of the internet, while placing strict limits on its use for political activism.

No group has claimed responsibility, but the blast is probably the work of Boko Haram, which has recently escalated its five-year insurgency to carve a caliphate in northern Nigeria, and kidnapped more than 300 schoolgirls from a remote north-eastern school in April.

The Communist Party has already given it a trial run in an entire province.In July 2009, after ethnically charged riots left hundreds dead in Xinjiang, a remote north-western region with a sizeable Muslim Uighur minority, the authorities put the province on electronic lockdown.

No group has claimed responsibility, but the blast is believed to be the work of Boko Haram, Islamists who have recently escalated their five-year insurgency to carve a caliphate in northern Nigeria, and kidnapped more than 300 schoolgirls from a remote north-eastern school in April.

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the explosions, but the bombs bore the hallmarks of other attacks by Islamist sect Boko Haram, which has recently stepped up a bloody five-year battle campaign to establish a caliphate in northern Nigeria, and kidnapped more than 300 schoolgirls from a remote north-eastern school in April.

"We are in your city, but you don't know where we are". Shekau, speaking in Nigeria's Hausa language, made no mention of the abductions of more than 100 girls and young women from a remote north-eastern school hours after the bomb blast, also blamed on his fighters.