One defection from the government dissolved Temaru's majority and the censure motions passed by a single vote. |
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And, anticipating the defection of the supposed hero to the dark side, there is a preponderance of broodily low-key numbers. |
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The unilateral defection of some localities altered the incentives of other localities. |
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The amnesty was offered after Ieng Sary led a mass defection of thousands of Khmer Rouge forces to the government. |
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The costs of defection, for its weaker participants, would assuredly be higher than are the costs of continued compliance. |
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To complete a second mill, growers were charged higher fees, resulting in the defection of many Depression-weary members. |
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After the defection of Tito's Yugoslavia in 1948, potential 'Titoists' elsewhere were liquidated as a precaution. |
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A single additional defection could mean losing a vote of no confidence, leading to early elections. |
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The company is expected to announce an alliance with that company in an attempt to stem the defection of customers to the cable companies. |
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It's no wonder then, that Paul calls down God's curse, God's anathema, His ban on those behind their potential defection from Christ. |
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Dissolution may be sought when the government loses a vote of confidence or its majority is threatened by split or defection. |
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Moreover, her defection from the Democrats occurred soon after the failure of the coalition proposal. |
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Being a follower of Christ is full of risks, since we are constantly threatened by sin, lack of freedom and defection. |
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A defection from Labour ranks to the Scottish Socialist Party in Renfrewshire a month ago means that Labour can only win votes with the casting vote of the provost. |
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Apostasy by definition is duplicity and falseness, a withdrawal and defection from the Gospel and true godliness. |
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The controversial defection law was put on ice yesterday pending a Constitutional Court decision, leaving some politicians in limbo and others scrambling for survival. |
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These soldiers had no place to hide after their defection but went to the people living in these neighbourhoods to give them a shelter. |
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The byelection, caused by the defection of the Tory MP Mark Reckless, is likely in early November. |
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While his defection may prove a double-edged sword for Labour, and it may even disrupt Ukip, it is really horrible for David Cameron. |
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As is normal journalistic protocol, I sought opinion on the mass defection from the party leader. |
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How long has the Prime Minister and the member for Mississauga-Streetsville been cooking his defection to the Conservatives? |
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As in any coordinated game without institutional barriers, defection incentives are high. |
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The President proposed to Mr. Ortega a dialog which cost the former the defection of many his supporters and the issue got struck a little more. |
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Also, rumors about his possible defection, though not specifically to Canada, had been circulating in European capitals for some time. |
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The Company cannot guarantee that the defection of certain employees would not have a negative impact on its intellectual property rights. |
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The ruble zone has broken down with Ukraine's defection to a coupon system and eventually to its own currency. |
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At the time of his defection, he felt a strong need to get out of Cuba, and accomplished just that. |
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But Habib has yet to appear publicly, and Syrian state media denied the defection, insisting that Habib was still at home. |
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A leader in the movement, Picciolini was able to frame his defection as a retirement. |
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Kristol's defection from the pro-plutocracy wing of the GOP is an interesting indicator that, yes, change is in the air. |
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That defection sparked a massive political crisis the party has desperately wanted to resolve before the leadership transition. |
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At CPAC, it was hard to find any declarations of defection or desertion should Romney win selection as GOP general-in-chief. |
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They will write lead newspaper stories about the defection. |
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Mick Channon's Misternando heads the weights following the defection of Godolphin's Delsarte. |
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From the Hobbesian perspective, trusting agents are not rational if their makeup discourages advantageous defection. |
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This lack of watertight seals could obviously have had catastrophic consequences in case of a defection or of the discovery of one of these 'cells' and this is apparently what damaged the security of the operation. |
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His defection personified the decline in fortunes of the party in the Republic of Ireland, where it lost its sole European seat in June and has seen its representation in the Dáil reduced. |
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His comments came as Syria's deputy oil minister announced his defection, making himthe highest ranking official to abandon Assad's regime since the country's uprising erupted a year ago. |
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The prime minister tried to move the focus to Miliband after Reckless, whose defection from the Conservatives triggered the byelection, inflicted a humiliating blow. |
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Koch Theatre, and then, after Mortiers abrupt defection, by Steel, who in 2011 made the move official, with disastrous results. |
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The defection of these peoples in the year 89 during Domitian's war against the Dacians modified the whole frontier policy of the Empire. |
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Domestic troubles led to the defection of Charles III, Duke of Bourbon and Constable of France, to the emperor. |
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As a result of the defection, Leanne Wood lost the title of leader of the opposition. |
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This month the National Front regained control of the northern state of Perak after the defection of four assembly members—a counterstroke by Mr Najib after the opposition had claimed a defection to its side. |
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In 2004, it became the largest Northern Ireland party at Westminster, with the defection of former UUP MP Jeffrey Donaldson. |
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His active organization of the mass defection, along with his deliberate concealment of such efforts, was held to constitute a clear breach of this duty. |
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Despite past flops and a lack of government experience, Mr Hichilema has benefited from the defection of politicians from rival parties riddled with factionalism. |
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Decisions by the Kenyan government to tax athletes' earnings may also be a reason for defection. |
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The final nail was the defection of Gilbert de Clare, the Earl of Gloucester, the most powerful baron and Simon's ally at Lewes. |
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To prevent further defection of Cossacks, the Russian government restored the special Cossack status of the majority of Zaporozhian Cossacks. |
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Famous Eastern Bloc defectors included Joseph Stalin's daughter Svetlana Alliluyeva, who denounced Stalin after her 1967 defection. |
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Endless as the debate may be, this defection will not cease to be the alpha and omega of a messy saga, leading to a split between two distinct schools of admirers. |
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Arrangements were put in place for him to receive a considerable sum of money from Ukip if he failed to win the byelection triggered by his defection. |
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Koussa's defection provides Britain with a figure of unparalleled intelligence value in terms of understanding the situation within Gaddafi's inner circle. |
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Troy Selvey's move to the Essex and Herts Leopards was quickly followed by Matt Collins' defection to Worcester Wolves last week. |
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The Prime Minister and the member of Parliament for Mississauga-Streetsville have been cooking his defection to the Conservatives for a long time. |
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He joined Torino but begged off a friendly in Benfica because his baby son had fallen sick in the defection. |
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Discover propensities for product demand, purchase or defection. |
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However, it is possible that the defection of certain key employees possessing specific expertise could at some point affect one of the Company's business areas. |
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The juridical-administrative act of abandoning the Church does not per se constitute a formal act of defection as understood in the Code, given that there could still be the will to remain in the communion of the faith. |
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The Gouzenko defection was but one incident in a course of events that was driving Russia and her former Western allies into two camps that were ideologically, militarily and economically divided. |
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Lately, there has been controversy in Kenyan athletics circles, with the defection of a number of Kenyan athletes to represent other countries, chiefly Bahrain and Qatar. |
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The resignation of the Prime Minister is a defection of his ruling party GERB from their duties and responsibilities, according to right-wing leader, Ivan Kostov. |
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London was the first Olympics to have a political defection. |
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Meanwhile, Vijay Sane, BJP's incharge for north Maharashtra, claimed that 15 to 16 MNS corporators were in touch with him for a possible defection. |
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