Sentence examples for batch of cables from inspiring English sources
"We remain concerned about the potential for reprisal," especially as a result of the new batch of cables, she added.
A new batch of cables, as the Times reports, shows how widespread the corruption is and how high up it goes.
His evidence is supposed to solidify the prosecution's contention that the two defendants dispatched the bomb from Malta in an unaccompanied suitcase, on behalf of Libyan intelligence.As the supergrass was preparing to take the stand last month, the defence took issue with the censorship of a batch of cables sent to the CIA's headquarters by his handlers.
Our correspondents will provide reports as the revelations spill forth over the course of the week.But in the meantime, amid all the talk of bombing Iran and spying at the United Nations, don't miss this prime cut from the first batch of cables to be released: a lurid account of a wedding in Dagestan involving the son of Gadzhi Makhachev, head of the local oil concern.
Shortly following Tunisia's revolution, protests erupted in Libya, and a new batch of cables revealed the strategic calculations behind U.S. support of the Gaddafi regime.
Rather than testing whole finished coils at which point a fault would mean rejecting the whole thing he proposes beefing up quality control in the cable manufacturing and then testing selected batches of cable down to 77 kelvin, achievable with liquid nitrogen, which is cheaper than helium.
A 2008 batch of American cables from another country once in the cold war's grip — Georgia — showed a much different sort of access.
The size of flowers, the physiological response to a drug, the breaking force in a batch of steel cables — these and other observations often fit a normal distribution.
The latest batch of leaked cables report the views of Sadad al-Husseini, a former board member of the national oil company Saudi Aramco and a geologist who headed exploration and production for the company from 1986 to 2004.
The latest batch of leaked cables also reveals: Alexander Litvinenko murder 'probably had Putin's OK.' Senior US diplomat doubted former KGB agent could have been poisoned without Russian president's approval.
In the recent batch of State Department cables disclosed by WikiLeaks, one scholar was quoted as anointing the foreign minister "Turkey's Kissinger," while in 2004 a secondhand source was quoted as calling him "exceptionally dangerous".
