英語 での The coup の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Since the coup, every night, people have been protesting, in different squares across the city.
Even though Obama would be against the coup, the process toward the coup was already moving forward….
There is no doubt whatsoever that the coup is a strategic move by Washington to weaken Russia.
In the second half of the 18th century, particularly after the coup of Gustav III a new direction was taken employing classical precedents.
Initially, General Park had promised the Korean people that he would return to the Army once the coup was completed.
The coup would abolish the parliament and allow the military to effectively name the successor or at least delay the process.
In the two years following the coup, more than 1,000 armed forces personnel were inducted into posts previously held by civilians.
Thus, upon impact, the cells retain air inside, resist the coup and after this the Airbump regains its original appearance.
Rauff advised President Hosni Zaim in Syria and was arrested on the day of the coup against him.
Fans of the hit NBC show"The Office" may well remember an episode from season three called"The coup.".
Commanders despatched tanks into Moscow, yet the coup failed.[17].
However losses, a lack of spares and replacements resulted in their departure, following which the coup was defeated by British forces.
In mid 2016 the CIA arranged for a hard coup against Erdogan but Russian intelligence warned Erdogan and the coup failed.
This night, we went to a organic restaurant, The Coup, for dinner.
As the US-orchestrated“mediation” got under way in San José, Honduran workers and youth continued to resist the coup.
Following the coup in 1953, a government under General Fazlollah Zahedi was formed which allowed Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the last Shah of Iran(Persian for an Iranian king),[23] to rule more firmly as monarch.
Of course the conspiracy theory is always the most difficult to prove, but it is clear that the attempt of the coup, was being carried out in too amateurish to have even the slightest success rate.