Sentence examples for escape represents from inspiring English sources

In a lengthy preamble, Lanzmann states that he believes that the Sobibor escape represents the "reappropriation of power and violence by the Jews".

Mr. Chen's escape represents a significant public relations challenge for the Chinese government, which has sought to relegate him to obscurity, confining him to his home in the remote village of Dongshigu and surrounding him with plainclothes security guards, even though there are no outstanding legal charges against him.

Escape represents, for Levinas, a positive, dynamic need.

Given the anti-apoptotic role of PON2 and the fact that apoptotic escape represents a major clinical complication, we asked whether PON2 overexpression contributes to cancer as it confers apoptosis resistance.

Though Ugyen Trinley Dorje's residence has been a source of unease in Chinese and Indian diplomacy, his followers say that despite the embarrassment to the Chinese government his escape represented, the Chinese have not excoriated him, as they have the Dalai Lama.

The prison houses about 730 inmates and the escape represented almost a fifth of its population.

Trauma prior to and during the escape was included, and an additive index combining being wounded in the war, having been incarcerated in prison or a concentration camp for one year or more, and having been in great danger before the escape represented "extreme traumatic stress before the escape" (minimum score 0, maximum 3).

Due to the zero-tolerance rules applied at the EU-level for non-authorized substances, these escapes represent illegal materials and are to be withdrawn from the EU market.

The Escape phase represents the third and final phase of the process, where immunologically sculpted tumours begin to grow progressively, become clinically apparent and establish an immunosuppressive tumour microenvironment.

An allegory presented as a modern-day folk tale (complete with tricksters, magic, disguised lovers and daring escapes), it represents Ngugi's attempt to scrutinize his homeland by borrowing the same postcolonial magnifying glass that writers like Salman Rushdie and Derek Walcott have trained on India and the Caribbean.

Introgression of farmed escaped salmon represents a major challenge to the genetic integrity of wild populations.