Sentence examples for third party nations from inspiring English sources

The report by Seymour Hersh, claims that despite its avowed public policy of opposing the Syrian leader, the US is providing intelligence through third party nations, including Russia, Germany and Israel.

And, most importantly, the system is "focused solely on North Korean nuclear and missile threats and would not be directed towards any third party nations".

Shorten said he had asked Malcolm Turnbull what discussions were occurring with third-party nations but the prime minister had refused to say.

It will be focused solely on North Korean nuclear and missile threats and would not be directed towards any third-party nations, the two countries said last week.

The UN's refugee agency, the UNHCR, believes all but seven of the Tamils had legitimate refugee claims and has been working to find them sanctuary in third-party nations.

And this leaves open the possibility that third-party nations that received Chinese rockets long ago might have shipped them on to other buyers, including the rockets fired into Syrian neighborhoods of late.

"It is likely to use Internet infrastructure from third-party nations," the report said.

"When the THAAD system is deployed to the Korean Peninsula, it will be focused solely on North Korean nuclear and missile threats and would not be directed towards any third-party nations," the statement said.

The Camilla Parker-Bowles of the game world, Football Manager has been sited in over 35 divorce cases in the UK alone since its inception in 2004, and the series shows no sign of letting up in its relentless quest to become the disruptive third party in the nation's relationships.

The VPP has become, over the last 15 years, the most successful third party in the nation; Sanders's ten straight victories, as an independent, in federal races since 1990 helped pave the way for VPP candidates (many of them his own former staffers or campaign workers) to make their own credible runs for state or local office.

The leaders have settled on a formula that consists of three elements: limited concessions; a narrative that blames a third party, like a foreign nation or Al Qaeda; and security forces that are authorized to take any steps necessary, including shooting to kill, to get people off the streets.