Sentence examples for use the presence of from inspiring English sources

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The Mexican president hopes to use the presence of the international leaders to boost his failing credibility and overcome his party's weakness in the polls.

Pro-government and Russian media use the presence of far-right groups as a way of discrediting the protestors.

Another theory that better fits its recent pattern of threats, says Mr Samore, is that North Korea may use the presence of Mr Hecker and others to show off the raw plutonium it has said it produced.

Nor is there much sign that China has devised a way of coping with the inevitable protests by those seeking to use the presence of 20,000-30,000 foreign journalists expected to cover the Olympics to publicise their grievances.

"Isil's depraved, cowardly strategy is to try to use the presence of civilian hostages to render certain points, areas or military forces immune from military action, essentially using tens of thousands of men, women and children as human shields," Shamdasani said, using a different term for the group.

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The Russians have used the presence of Nusra fighters to justify airstrikes around Aleppo, saying the city is an important front in its campaign against terrorism.

Many Iraqi Kurds believe Turkish generals are using the presence of the PKK in Iraq as a pretext to destabilise the Kurdish autonomous area.

Mr. Nkunda, the rebel leader, has used the presence of the Hutu militia and the Congo government's failure to disarm it as a rationale for his continued armed struggle.

The strategy worked: the G.O.P., which had profitably used the presence of Communists in government to discredit the New Deal in the 1946 election, directed its fire at Wallace, rather than at Truman.