Sentence examples for more powerful groups from inspiring English sources

Alain Antil, a researcher at the French Institute for International Relations, speculated that the latest abduction "could be the work of mercenaries who intend to sell the hostage to more powerful groups, who have the power to negotiate and detain [hostages] over a long period of time".

Others and more powerful groups have given protection to drug dealers: landlords who rent apartments to them for drug storage and those who bring drugs into the country.

Ultimately, however, the interests of the marginalised, but also of more powerful groups, are only really protected when everyone is taken into account, and such areas of study re-imagined in these more inclusive terms.

The natural disasters of the 1890s diminished the ability of the more powerful groups to resist, while weaker peoples at first welcomed the end of Bemba, Ngoni, and Swahili exactions.

The revelations have come as Mr. Stern, who has ousted numerous corrupt officials in the past, has been preoccupied with politics, unionizing more workers and combining locals into larger, more powerful groups — actions that critics say have led to less accountability for local leaders.

It is resistant to one of the more powerful groups of drugs, carbapenem antibiotics, and has been detected in UK patients.

This may not lead to a stable social situation in which trust can develop, for once the constellation of power changes, the more powerful group may no longer see any reasons for being tolerant (cf. Rawls 1987, 11, Fletcher 1996).

It can hardly be doubted, though, that they have limited their employment prospects as a result: since changing your name is almost always undertaken to move from a less powerful to a more powerful grouping, they are claim that the power relations accepted in this country are wrong.

But in recent days, a more powerful group has joined the antispeculation bandwagon: members of Congress.

Its Hinduist ideologues, a more powerful group, attributed the election defeat to insufficient Hindutva.

He provided money and sought to arrange a merger between Abu Sayyaf and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, a much larger and more powerful group in the Philippines.