Sentence examples for cadres from from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the dispersal of Qaeda cadres from Afghanistan has resulted in a more decentralized command structure.

Cadres from the religious parties are permitted to harass and even murder women's rights activists with impunity.

His detention, in spite of Western media pressure, served to discourage other Communist cadres from reactivating their cause under cover of exercising their democratic rights.

In Manchuria, Lin Biao was forging a formidable army of veteran cadres from northern China and natives of Manchuria, now well equipped with Japanese weapons.

But the party's grandees now know they must give weight to the views of their eager new cadres from the tea party.

By the end of 1905, with the arrival of five thousand socialist cadres from Russia — the so-called Second Aliyah, or ascent — Labor Zionism had its ideology, the beginning of its revolutionary infrastructure, and its leadership, including David Ben-Gurion, who was later Israel's first Prime Minister.

"Of course he's done well," said Gan Yu, a retired cadre from Beijing, who was out strolling this week on Tiananmen Square.

"Some say the Free Syrian Army killed them to warn them away from the regime," a middle-aged Palestinian cadre from the DFLP tells me.

The mood was clearly despondent in New York, where the cadre from M.L.S. had been hoping to run a great event in 12 years.

Now, with the help of his young team of engineers (including a cadre from China's top engineering school in Beijing), Yue has moved to the U.S. to launch Brain LLC.

No cadre, from the lowly village chief to the leader at the top, would be spared.