Sentence examples for defection there from inspiring English sources
After his defection there, Sergeyev and Ms. Dudinskaya were implicitly held responsible by Soviet authorities.
Oswald, who had by then transferred his obsessive need for an idealized utopia from the Soviet Union, which had disappointed him upon his defection there, in 1959, to Fidel Castro's Cuba, had been asking the organizers of the pro-Castro Fair Play for Cuba Committee in New York for permission to "open a chapter" of the organization in New Orleans.
As well as the ballot prompted by Carswell's defection, there is also a contest in Heywood and Middleton, Greater Manchester, on Thursday.
"Every corner in Homs has revolted against the government, and there are reports of a lot of defections there," he said.
At present, despite some defections, there is no sign of the Taliban disintegrating; indeed, at the Kabul front, there are signs of significant reinforcements, bringing the Taliban army's strength there to 10,000 men from 7,000.
Despite hopes that improving technology would lead to better quality and fewer defections, there is no sign of that trend in the numbers.
The parity of the first n bits determines the strategy: the genotype encodes cooperation if there is an even number of 1s; the genotype encodes defection if there is an odd number of 1s.
Not since 1977-78, when a full Indian team was expected to thrash an Australian outfit weakened by the Kerry Packer defections, has there been so much hope in the Indian camp as there is now.
With Midland Montagu's defection yesterday, there are now 42 primary dealers, 15 of them foreign-owned.
The day before the bomb attack, an opposition figure involved in organising defections claimed there were more figures inside the regime who had secretly switched sides and stayed in place than those who had publicly defected, like Republican Guard general Manaf Tlass and the ambassador to Baghdad, Nawaf al-Fares.
"Traditionally when two banks merge they have client defections and there isn't a single case in which this hasnt happened," says Dirk Becker of Landsbank-Kepler in Frankfurt.
