renegade state การใช้

• It's not as if Groh left for a Renegade State football factory.
• Never mind Gates'relationship with Netscape, Yahoo or the attorney generals of 19 renegade states.
• Today's enemies, the president said, are not other superpowers but renegade states that promote terrorism.
• But Beijing realizes the difficulties of standing too close to what much of the West views as an unpredictable renegade state.
• The plan is part of wider efforts re-direct the alliance military against threats from terrorists or renegade states . ( pa / djk / cb)
• Some renegade states refused to acknowledge the federally-imposed date for 10 years, holding out for the last Thursday in November no matter when it fell.
• Philippine officials chafed Wednesday at being lumped together with renegade states like North Korea and Iraq in President George W . Bush's State of the Union address.
• The company insists its cargo, which includes low-grade plutonium, couldn't be used by terrorists or a renegade state to make a nuclear bomb.
• While the region's leaders say they are defending their people against the Muslim government of Bosnia, Western officials say they have created a renegade state that is a haven for gangsters.
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• And the company insists its cargo, which includes low-grade plutonium not of immediate use in weaponry, couldn't be converted by terrorists or a renegade state to make a nuclear bomb.
• Robertson stressed NATO's plans for its own rapid-reaction force to fight terrorists or renegade states would compliment, rather than rival, the EU's force . ( pa-dg)
• India and Pakistan are not renegade states, so there has been no international campaign to force open their bomb programs ( as in Iraq ) or to buy them out ( as in North Korea ).
• U . S . Defense Secretary Donald H . Rumsfeld's plans for a new multinational response force able to strike quickly against threats from terrorists or renegade states . ( tc-dr-gm)
• The Constitution reserves for the people, speaking through Congress, the power to declare war . . . . It doesn't make exceptions for Third World and renegade states, or those headed by villains.