quot (b) Defection from the service of the various regular forces

We also need firm action to discourage any potential defection from the NPT.

Moscow has kept my defection secret from everyone but a few members of the presidium.

Had it not been for the defection of Leamas, Mundt might be practicing his treachery still.

On the other hand, such schemes may lead to the defection of public doctors to the private sector.

A number of disappearances reportedly occurred in Samara in May 1995 following the defection of Lieutenant General Kamel to Jordan.

After the defection of Hussein Kamel from Iraq in August 1995, Iraq further admitted that biological warfare agents had also been produced at two other civilian facilities, the foot and mouth disease vaccine plant at Al Dawrah and Al Fudaliyah.

The defection of the Congolese Minister of the Interior, who is a cousin of President Kabila, may be food for thought, and perhaps for inspiration, for President Kabila apos s new allies. Will they continue to support a genocidal regime that has come to be abhorred by its own people?

While some of the criticisms made during the General Assembly's consideration of the draft resolution concerning the Committee (A 59 L.34) were ideological in nature, other aspects which had, moreover, resulted in the defection of certain countries that usually supported the draft resolution were constructive and should be taken into account.

Unfortunately, that is not how current issues of global economic governance are being framed. When the United Kingdom, Germany, South Korea, Australia, and others unexpectedly decided in March to join the AIIB, it was widely reported (partly because of missteps by US policymakers) as a mass defection of US allies to a rival s party.