Sentence examples for new defection from inspiring English sources

But rebellious factions may be encouraged by the new defection laws.

Each new defection makes the western bank of the Hudson River that much more viable as a corporate haven.

Henri E. Cauvin (NYT) THE AMERICAS CANADA: NEW DEFECTION TO LIBERALS -- The governing Liberal Party has won its fourth defection this month, Andre Harvey, a former Conservative from Quebec, according to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

Every week brought new defections, accompanied by increasingly unconvincing claims from the firm's new leaders that they wouldn't file for bankruptcy.

Colonel Kurdi also said eight Syrian pilots fled to Jordan recently, although in Jordan, officials insisted that there had been no new defections of pilots.

While Ms. Mauskopf and Mr. Donovan would not discuss the new defections otherofficals said Mr. Cantarella was among the Bonanno figures who recently began helping the authorities.

If they should receive broad approval, their effort could lead to new defections from the Episcopal Church, the American branch of Anglicanism.

As the Conservatives fight to prevent another loss to Ukip in Rochester next month and face possible new defections to Ukip before the general election, the political appeal of such measures to ministers is clear.

Discussing Libya recently, some diplomats have said they hoped that the prospect of arrest warrants would prompt new defections from the Qaddafi ranks and press other countries to further isolate the accused or arrest them in the unlikely event that they traveled abroad.

U.S. officials say the sense of isolation within the presidential palace has been reinforced by new defections — most recently by the chief of Syria's military police — as well as moves by Syria's few remaining allies to distance themselves from the 47-year-old dictator.

These new defections come on the heels of reports that Men's Wearhouse, State Farm and Sargento also pulled their ads in recent days.