Sentence examples for from the defection from inspiring English sources

After all, the Russians are still smarting from the defection of Geordie Greig to the Mail on Sunday.

Clearly, some major changes are already flowing from the defection of Senator James Jeffords from the Republican Party.

Despite past flops and a lack of government experience, Mr Hichilema has benefited from the defection of politicians from rival parties riddled with factionalism.

But what can we discern from the defection of Douglas Carswell to Ukip, a party that has no hope of forming a government after the election?

Colonel Qaddafi, they say, has been badly wounded by the rebellion and is still reeling from the defection of a few key allies and the loss of billions in revenue that he used buy loyalty.

He likewise profited from the defection in 357 of a number of Athens' allies, simultaneously enlarging both his own satrapy and the Persian sphere of influence as Rhodes and Cos were added to his possessions.

"Arrangements for the defection from the current Assad regime started a while ago," he said.

Amid the fallout from the defections to the A.C.C., Tranghese spent three weeks in the summer of 2003 devising a tactful way to dissolve the conference, if doing so were to become a necessity.

BATES USA, already reeling from the defections of some crucial advertising clients, lost one of its largest accounts yesterday when Wendy's International announced that it was moving its United States advertising business to the McCann-Erickson World Group.

The mere news of Napoleon's escape from Elba and the defection of some of the troops caused Charles, Duke of Angoulême, to panic and capitulate.

The defection from the Democratic Party was not limited to Hispanic voters who decided to pull the lever for Mr. Bloomberg.