Sentence examples for defection plans from inspiring English sources

George Brandis has accused his former cabinet colleague Ian Macfarlane of "gaming the system" and keeping local branch members in the dark about his defection plans when he was re-endorsed just two weeks ago.

Updated at 1.48pm BST 12.43pm BST Syrian online activist The 47th says the Sky News report is correct and a press conference on the defection is planned for 5pm local time (3pm BST) in Istanbul.

The drama — which plays out in the director's customary style, controlled and absorbing, without a single wasted shot or gesture — hinges on a planned defection.

If possible, the investigation to identify telltale traces of data exfiltration or a planned defection should start before a suspect is aware he or she is under scrutiny.

The former Liberal cabinet minister Ian Macfarlane has signalled he wants to return to the frontbench after confirming his planned defection to the Nationals on the final parliamentary sitting day of the year.

In Queensland, the Liberal and National parties merged into a single Liberal National party (LNP) in 2008, but divisions remain and Macfarlane's planned defection opened a new round of public tensions.

The news broke when Jesse Tannehill, who also agreed to join the Highlanders, told Pirates owner Barney Dreyfuss about the planned defection while under the influence of pain medication.

Whether or nor Nureyev actually planned his defection all along is a question the film cannot answer.

Most Republicans and some Democrats say the increase is needed to prevent wholesale defections of private health plans from the Medicare program.

Increasingly distressed, Dr. Pasechnik had begun to plan his defection in 1988, he but had never been permitted to travel abroad, Mr. Adams wrote.

Cuts to the university's $700 million budget have prompted some faculty defections and held up plans to build a new branch.. "They've got complicated times," Mr. Dobelle said in a telephone interview from Honolulu.