Examples of using Splinter in English and their translations into Chinese
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Mr. Peter Splinter of Amnesty International observed that the overriding importance of follow-up was to ensure that States abided by their human rights obligations.
They are big because they can be seen from afar, and they splinter, so they could be car-sized,” he added.
The American news site Splinter published a series of racist emails from Ricketts, without saying how it obtained them.
Also include any new information on splinter groups, factions or emerging groups, some of which may be utilizing Ugandan territory.
Taliban splinter groups have bombed several mosques belonging to religious minorities this year.
Those five countries, in fact, account for 17 percent of Intel's sales today, said Mike Splinter, executive vice president of sales and marketing.
However, in the later stages, the bone can splinter and fall into the joint space, resulting in pain and dysfunction.
Much has been written already about how Fey's bit was ensconced in white privilege, including this deconstruction from Splinter's Isha Aran.
In my address last year, I touched upon the spread and intensity of wars; rebel and splinter movements; and factional fighting in Africa.
Meanwhile, Blacklist developer Ubisoft Toronto has unveiled its new game, and a Splinter Cell movie remains in the works.
Each one causes chemical changes to the glass that make it less brittle and cause it to crumble rather than splinter when force is applied.
Probably the army was happy to see me go," he told Splinter to push his internet businesses full-time.
Anyone holding out hope for Splinter Cell is, once again, going to be disappointed.
Belmokhtar, a veteran Algerian jihadi, is the leader of Al-Mourabitoun, an Al-Qaeda splinter that has claimed responsibility for major attacks across North Africa.
But don't look for our 164- and 186-year-old parties to wither or splinter.
For a time, they joined a splinter group and occupied a checkpoint, waiting to ambush unsuspecting enemies.
When a cannon goes off, the splinter from the wood gets in their eyes and they get an infection.
March: Islamist fighters from an al-Qaida splinter group bombed a large Shiite Muslim shrine in the eastern Syrian city of Ar Raqqah.
Bajwa said that the attackers belonged to a splinter group of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan(TTP) and came from Afghanistan.
In a similar vein, Jamaat Ansarullah(not listed), a splinter of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, remains active in Central Asia and northern Afghanistan.