President Xi had consultations with 57 cadres, while other top party leaders met 201 cadres to hear their recommendations.
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These straddle the boundary between party cadres and criminal gangs.
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Ellison and his cadres have reason to celebrate their newfound
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But this would be unpopular with its own militant cadres.
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China's first elderly universities were aimed at veteran Communist Party cadres.
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Mr Putin's rotation of cadres so far has been much softer.
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"To rule any territory, you need money and cadres," he said.
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Now, cadres in place, it is pushing on with the revolution.
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Only top-ranking party cadres and intellectuals had access to them.
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The opposition, for its part, let its cadres whip up the issue.
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Some local governments have specified how cadres should hold their family ceremonies.
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You so-called high officials and VIPs magnates, national cadres, public servants.
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It wanted "collective reintegration" to keep its cadres together in rural areas.
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Years before, he had infiltrated the college in order to recruit cadres.
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Some mainstream party cadres at the congress did not have such reservations.
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Reda said that Abiy had not consulted the coalition's lower level cadres.
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The key step is developing and sustaining experienced cadres of junior members.
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He has also intensified efforts to ensure cadres are disciplined, upright and honest.
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Party members and cadres on the front line must learn from this case.
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Without public politics, Mr Putin's system lacks effective means for generating new cadres.
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They were also challenging the privileged new class of party elites and cadres.
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These are initiated by the central government and implemented to benefit local cadres.
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This initiative dispatched teams of cadres to villages and hamlets under government control.
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The system included seven schools with more than 2,000 pupils, cadres and teachers.
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The outbreak and lack of disclosure suggest that the political cadres are winning.
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At night, North Vietnamese troops and Viet Cong cadres harassed and intimidated them.
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The heavy hand of the state has already come down on cadres in Liaoning.
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Since they control a lot of party cadres, they must be handled with care.
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But when ordered to act, cadres are often eager to avoid suspicion of sloth.
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He introduced draconian rules weaning cadres off fancy meals, heavy drinking and karaoke sessions.
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Communist Party cadres who investigate and verify such reports would receive the same amount.
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In 2015, both nations reorganized their military space cadres to make them more effective.
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Mr Heng's elevation was supposedly a collective decision of the PAP's "4G" (fourth-generation) cadres.
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Cadres focused on maintaining stability — and praising party leader Xi Jinping — as the crisis worsened.
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The group's own cadres are angry that Hamas has not tried to avenge weeks of bloodshed.
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Hoping to manage the generational shift, Mr Putin has sought fresh cadres to replace ageing loyalists.
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Destitute peasants and complicit cadres simply abandoned the collective model out of a need to survive.
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Today they are all but extinct, much of their authority ceded to cadres of chattering influencers.
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She was the daughter of an influential female doctor, who was prominent within the ISIS cadres.
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They preached a neo-Marxist doctrine with a communal politics and deployed cadres of women fighters.
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The retirement age for female party cadres, civil servants and employees of state enterprises is 55.
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Cadres understood that they walked a thin line between engendering fear in civilians and provoking hate.
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Cadres in Hanoi have been slow to issue the guidelines needed to make the new rules effective.
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A few thousand former Tiger "cadres", as they are known, have re-emerged from government "rehabilitation" camps.
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But some cadres and scholars known to brief government and party bosses do speak off the record.
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All of this will reduce the need for cadres to collect bills and scribble notes in ledgers.
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The number of "flies", as the party calls junior cadres guilty of corruption, being investigated has soared.
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Mr. Erdogan viewed the Gulenist cadres in the state as an asset, and an alliance was born.
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Another unusual feature that we try to explain is how the system of cadres [party officials] functions.
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Cadres of hackers were bootstrapping their own dotcom gold rush, stealing credit card numbers from US ecommerce sites.
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He and his fellow cadres should be well-positioned to capitalise on the vacuum created by Jayalalithaa's passing.
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Many other officials followed over the next three years, both "tigers" (senior officials) and "flies" (lower-ranking cadres).
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Chennault joined the Republican Party and right-wing cadres of influential Americans supporting Taiwan and opposing Communist China.
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By targeting specific Communist cadres for "neutralization," the program increased the military and psychological pressure on the enemy.
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They were recruited from their mud-brick villages by local cadres, called bloodheads, who organised them into groups.
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Teams of police officers and local Communist Party cadres regularly visit people's homes to collect data, the report found.
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"There is no one who understands market economics as deeply as do Chinese people and Chinese cadres," he said.
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They have stuffed them with their cadres, inflating the government payroll from 1m under Saddam Hussein to 7m today.
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Although cadres were still allowed to vote, recommendations were mainly based on face-to-face consultations, the article said.
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Hoffman and I talk about the home purges, when cadres would storm into private homes to loot and kill.
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After Mr. Xi told northern Chinese provinces to cut smog, cadres junked home heaters and stoves, leaving residents shivering.
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Critics of Phoenix have called it an assassination program, aimed at Viet Cong cadres as well as innocent civilians.
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These people may be Democrats, but they are not part of the Hollywood or New York Times elitist cadres.
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As in the case of Sirleaf, where some saw a principled crusade, her political cadres saw a mortal threat.
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Le même mode opératoire se répétait: on s'en prenait d'abord aux cadres locaux avant de s'attaquer à toute la communauté.
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Both the regime's cadres and its critics sometimes say that Iran controls four Arab capitals: Baghdad, Beirut, Damascus and Sana'a.
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The party encourages ethnic minorities to become cadres, but Uighurs still number far fewer than Han officials in the region.
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She and her team recently put together an exhibition, "Regards sur les Cadres" ("Looking at Frames"), which ends next month.
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"All party comrades, especially cadres who are leaders, must deeply learn the lessons of Ling Jihua's criminal case," it said.
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"In the end, cadres cannot lose contact, but even more, they cannot lose their sense of responsibility," the editorial said.
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The too-small peak is the right's intellectual cadres, its philosophers and legal theorists and foreign policy hands and wonks.
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To do so would certainly be a 'win' for big, regulated industries flush with cash and cadres of paid lobbyists.
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He threw himself into the early phase, when Mao unleashed student radicals to purge school leaders and Communist Party cadres.
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In Daxing county, on the outskirts of Beijing, cadres ordered the extermination of all landlords and "other bad elements," Dikotter recounts.
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Mr Sinwar's background, his long years in Israeli jails and his reticent demeanour all gave him clout with the militant cadres.
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The purpose was to prepare party cadres for the polemical war with the Soviet Union, which intensified in 1963 and '64.
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After the ceremony, couples were forced to consummate the marriage, with party cadres checking their beds afterwards for evidence of sex.
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One evening, after the clubhouse had emptied of cadres, she clambered in through the window and sat herself on the bench.
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In this election cycle his followers have swelled beyond the cadres of young religiously conservative men he's gathered in the past.
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Many of the pupils were children of cadres and party members killed during the wars against the French and the Americans.
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Cadres have also been punished for complaining about government policies, defying orders to move to other posts, or spreading rumors about leaders.
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"I think the main purpose of emphasising anti-corruption is to use it as a way to intimidate senior cadres," Zhang said.
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Another top Kashgar official warned last week that Uighur party cadres were not pulling their weight in the region's fight against extremism.
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It exhorts cadres to be gracious and inclusive as they try to "unite all forces that can be united" around the world.
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" In a speech to Party cadres Monday, Chinese President Xi Jinping said all levels of government needed to "ensure China's political security.
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To drive home his anti-corruption drive, Xi has frowned upon party cadres playing the game, hurting membership at many golf courses.
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The city, home to more than 15 million people, must depend on the "fighting spirit" and diligence of its cadres, he said.
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Speaking earlier this month to a training session for Communist party cadres, Chinese President Xi Jinping dramatically underscored this change of mood.
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On travaille à créer des cours de justice anglophones et on construit une nouvelle école internationale pour les enfants de cadres étrangers.
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These are different bodies of domestic law, on different shelves in the law library, with different treaties and different cadres of experts.
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From 2014 to 2017, 200,143 party cadres, including Zohre, were stationed in villages across Xinjiang to surveil people and preach party propaganda.
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The first vintage-modern shops began to spring up, often in places where cadres of elderly bohemians and academics were dying out.
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The caves that the cadres used as hide-outs from Japanese bombers still exist, buried into the bleak hills like black eyes.
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In search of new friends to help reduce its reliance on trade with China, the cadres in Hanoi also fret about Vietnam's reputation.
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"Cadres fond of formalism and bureaucratism who create a negative influence or grave results will be strictly punished, without tolerance," the official said.
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His political praetorian guards are the relatively socially liberal Vienna cadres of the JVP, the ÖVP's youth wing, which he used to run.
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Hovering above the individual stick figures on the database representing the 1,462 officials who have been tracked displays connections to other fallen cadres.
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Though home to a broad range of ideologies, the ANC has recently seen a worrying resurgence of far-left populism among its cadres.
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And in Beijing, Sichuan and many other places, even university employees and the lowest level cadres have been obliged to do the same.
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The cadres and classes that now rally behind Mr. Erdogan have found wealth, prestige and glory for the first time in their lives.
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The documentary serves, inadvertently, as a guide to how Communist cadres got away with playboy millionaires' lifestyles while preaching clean living and probity.
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Mr. Kim spent the summer months visiting farms, factories and tourist resorts, often chastising cadres for failing to implement development projects fast enough.
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It calls its management training program its Central Party School, which is the name of the Communist Party institution that trains promising cadres.
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Like hundreds of other cadres in rural China, he was tasked with alleviating poverty by 2020, one of President Xi Jinping's signature campaigns.
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They lost some of their best commanders and cadres, the commanders said, and their supply lines to Syria were cut by Iraqi forces.
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The emni has already placed cadres in Europe and it is likely that ISIS will want to retaliate the killing of its leader.
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After the ANC won the election in 2420 it deployed its cadres throughout national and local government as part of a web of patronage.
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Yet the type of power exercised by the cadres who work behind the neoclassical façade of 135 Fuyou Street is often anything but soft.
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At a local level, Communist Party cadres and businessmen sometimes keep unwanted steel mills and other factories operating to preserve financial and social stability.
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They will spend one-on-one time grooming vulnerable individuals into ISIS cadres — to travel, or more and more recently, to attack at home.
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Reuters revealed in March that FPI cadres concocted a viral video falsely accusing a vagrant of attacking an Islamic boarding school in West Java.
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It is a highly secretive institution and though rumors about plots, divisions among cadres and imminent insurrections have been rampant, few have actually materialized.
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The military has said the farmers were recruited by a front organization for communist rebels, and attributed their deaths to infighting among the cadres.
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As recently as last year, he denounced the "poisonous impact of Xu and Guo" to army cadres, the state-run Beijing Youth Daily said.
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These relationships — among Revolutionary Guards cadres and between the guards and their allies abroad — are deep, and they do not rely on one figure.
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Who knows what established rights the cadres of far-right justices who will now fill the federal benches for a generation may strike down?
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What's striking — and crucial for understanding our populist moment — is the fact that the leadership cadres of both parties aren't just unresponsive to this anxiety.
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"The evacuation is being done in categories of workers and cadres," Cogent Ojobor, chairman of the Warri branch of the Nupeng oil labor union, said.
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The ranks of the Communist Party are swelling—they're now pushing past eighty-nine million members—and so are the ranks of corrupt Party cadres.
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This month, a respected scholarly journal run by retired Communist Party cadres shut down after a quarter-century following the dismissal of its founding publisher.
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The Communist Party cadres in the bureau were caught up in moneymaking activities that amounted to 3.23 million renminbi, or about $500,000, the report said.
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"There are six initiatives for the 2018 elections that seek to propose counter-revolutionaries as candidates," Diaz-Canel told Communist Party cadres in the video.
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By 2008, the Central Liaison Office, Beijing's outpost in Hong Kong, established what it called a "second governing team," comprising party cadres from the mainland.
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If anything, the Mao-suit-clad cadres in Pyongyang are probably gleeful that the president of the United States has played straight into their propaganda.
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In fact, even the technocrats are becoming cadres because none of them had the courage to tell the public what they knew about the virus.
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Mao Zedong's army of young cadres was encouraged to suppress individuality in favor of a greater communal cause — no matter how dangerous the mob became.
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A statement released by the local county government on Saturday said the cadres did not act "dutifully" or "do their best" to care for him.
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Some cadres probably calculate that it would be easier to spot agitators if more groups were encouraged to operate openly rather than to organise clandestinely online.
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"Senior cadres must not fudge their stand on fundamental matters, must not waiver on their political stance, must not be affected by incorrect ideology," it said.
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They believe a clear victory would give him a mandate, make it easier to push his policies, and encourage amoral cadres to align with his camp.
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The Global Fund, for example, uses its spending on HIV prevention to develop cadres of community health workers who could also help deal with other diseases.
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As the years silvered his hair, his decision to leave it undyed, rare among high-ranking cadres, marked him out as different, even a bit daring.
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The new State Affairs Commission appears to be made up of cadres with civilian positions, according to a list of new appointments released by state media.
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Here's a playlist for one of the network's album-length cadres of test card stock music from 1987, titled "Heaven Makes You Happy," accompanying Card F: .
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It also leads to less opportunities for women seeking advancement in Chinese politics, where cadres only reach the height of power as they near their 60s.
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And any coercion or sexual abuse that occurred, both men's defense teams have suggested, was the result of decisions by midlevel Khmer cadres, not state policy.
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The People's Daily is closely parsed by party cadres and others, and sets the tone for media coverage in state-run newspapers at the provincial level.
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And Xi, his strong political position notwithstanding, is not without enemies, partly due to the ferocity of his anti-corruption campaign targeting bloated Communist Party cadres.
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When it comes to team-building and loyalty-building, Mr. Ren turned to the party's system of self-criticism, in which cadres confess to their misdeeds.
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Mr. Kalanick's willingness to step back disrupts the tech-sector model of founders wielding executive power, aided by super-voting shares and cadres of boardroom allies.
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They employ cadres of buyers to scour the city each day for fruits, vegetables and nonperishable goods, bearing budgets that overwhelm those of the average household.
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In a notice issued to party members in Hunan province, promotion of the app was described as a mandatory "ideological task" for cadres around the country.
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They are led by the same cadres, train in the same camps, share organizational and military structures, and use the same propaganda tools and financial resources.
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Saket Bahuguna, the ABVP spokesman, says that for the group and its supporters, recent events show a clear sign of cooperation between "communist cadres" and separatist groups.
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From Clueless to The Craft, street stylers have paid homage to pop culture cliques and cadres for a hot minute now (whether they mean to or not).
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The cadres also agreed to a more flexible appointment system that could oust incumbent Politburo members even before the unofficial retirement age of 68, the article said.
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Her parents are government officials who have never been abroad (cadres must hand in their passport) and will pool money from relatives to fund her foreign education.
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In retelling the history, the author seems as blind to this as she is dogged in her biases, making frequent mentions of "freedom fighters", "comrades" and "cadres".
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Supporters fear Zi, who previously trained cadres at the Communist Party school in southwestern Yunnan province, could now face harsher punishment to deter others considering public dissent.
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Thanks partly to the support of his American friends, Mr. Chau was assigned in late 1965 to lead a new counterinsurgency training program for South Vietnamese cadres.
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By building machines of exquisite sensitivity and training cadres of smart, dedicated young scientists and engineers, we can test our fundamental understanding of nature to unprecedented accuracy.
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They need to talk and brainstorm together, not in elite settings with invited cadres, but continuously, in small and large forums, with real openness and without buffers.
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In recent decades, the once ubiquitous term for Communist cadres and leaders has been embraced and popularized by a different group of people: gay men and lesbians.
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He would pack the boards of all major public corporations -- including the airline, the electric utility and the national broadcaster -- with cadres loyal to his kleptocratic cause.
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The People's Daily commentary pointed to the Party constitution, which states "cadres no longer fit to continue working due to old age or poor health" should retire.
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So even while its physical hold slips, its surviving cadres — middle managers, weapons technicians, propagandists and other operatives — will invest that experience in the group's future operations.
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The Chinese Communist Party has been particularly aggressive on this front, proposing taking a point of equity in top firms and potentially installing party cadres on corporate boards.
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Jude Blanchette of the Conference Board, a research group, says cadres view the flabbiness of some parties in the former Soviet empire as one reason for their collapse.
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In June cadres in the capital said they thought improvements in public transport would eventually allow them to ban Hanoi's 5m motorbikes from the heart of the city.
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"The reason we demand party members and cadres not to make baseless comments is not so you can't raise opinions and suggestions or even critical opinions," he said.
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The audiences for the concerts will consist mostly of elite, loyal cadres unlikely to undergo a sudden ideological conversion under the influence of a few K-pop stars.
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In Phuoc Tuy province, for instance, cadres went door-to-door collecting lists of required medications, which they procured on the black market and distributed to grateful villagers.
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Iowa will play a role, but it tends to marginalize itself because of the idiosyncratic nature of the caucus system, which disproportionately empowers small cadres of motivated folks.
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His 234-year-old son, who had cerebral palsy and required round-the-clock medical attention, was entrusted to the care of relatives, village cadres and village doctors.
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Cadres accused of graft and other disciplinary violations are routinely subjected to extrajudicial detention, isolation and interrogation by the party's much-feared Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI).
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In a speech on Wednesday opening a key twice-a-decade party congress, Xi said shuanggui, which only applies to Communist Party cadres, will be replaced by "detention".
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A light-skinned, high-caste and religious woman, she ran a secular party championing lower-caste Tamils, whose mustachioed cadres fell to the floor in devotion when she passed.
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"The commission appeals to all political party leaders to counsel and control their cadres in the interest of making peace in our country," the ECZ said in a statement.
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These experts would be developed over time much like the military in the past has created cadres of service members with expertise in medicine, cyber operations and commando operations.
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Thin on qualified cadres of its own, AK relied on the cemaat and its schools to churn out polished, devout candidates for government jobs, pushing out old-guard secularists.
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He was arrested in October 1978 and jailed for 13 years for "counter-revolutionary" crimes, including the "brutal persecution of revolutionary cadres" and "trampling on the socialist legal system".
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Sinosphere BEIJING — A scholarly journal backed by liberal-minded retired Communist cadres has ceased publication after 25 years, according to a statement by its ousted publisher and senior editors.
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The province was known as the "cradle of revolution" because Communist cadres had organized one of the first local uprisings against Diem in one of its districts in 1960.
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But Hong Kong and overseas Chinese news outlets reported that a funeral was held for Mr. Yuan on Sunday in Babaoshan, the cemetery in Beijing for senior Communist cadres.
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But after an idyllic early existence, the Bost has weathered not only decades of war but the occupancy of the cadres who have led the conflicts at each turn.
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Selon une étude de 2015 commandée par l'Association Française des Orchestres, le public du classique en France se compose pour moitié de cadres d'une moyenne d'âge de 54 ans.
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In December, to the surprise of its own cadres, Congress won control of three large states in the Hindi-speaking heartland that has long been seen as a BJP stronghold.
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There is certainly an Islamist current in Algerian politics, but there is no equivalent to the Brotherhood, a monolithic group with deep popular support and a vast network of cadres.
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His father had also executed senior cadres when he came to power, but killing Jang, an influential family member with deep ties to China, was an act of extraordinary boldness.
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Her youth and bubbly personality seen in state media are in stark contrast to the usually glum generals and ageing party cadres who follow Kim Jong Un on official duties.
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In 20143, he ran for a city council seat in Jackson, and with the help of MXGM's cadres and his name recognition as an attorney of the people, he won.
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Many of the militia's top cadres are drawn from the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or P.K.K., the armed group that has been waging a bloody campaign for self-rule inside Turkey.
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En février dernier, une délégation de dirigeants politiques et d'entreprises a rencontré plus de 80 cadres dirigeants au 37ème étage du Shard, un gratte-ciel emblématique du centre de Londres.
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"If you look at other long-term leaders who have behaved like Putin in terms of authority and control, they often replace their teams ... they develop new cadres," he said.
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Whether or not China can defeat the epidemic is "a major test of (Communist) Party organisations, party members and cadres of all levels," Xi said, warning officials to avoid complacency.
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The official retirement age for most male party cadres is 60, though that is often ignored at the top, where men may serve until at least 19693, by unofficial agreement.
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Warren will be digging into those, plumbing the depths of the bureaucracy and the vast cadres of political appointees for chances to drive her agenda forward and hold corporate America accountable.
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However, it's not clear if BJP and Shiv Sena cadres have embraced the renewed alliance on the campaign trail, said Sunil Chawake, a senior assistant editor at the Maharashtra Times newspaper.
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In the first decade of the 2000s at least 43 senior cadres shifted from one top financial firm to another, according to Chen Li of the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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Both of my parents' families were cadres who took part in the revolution during the war against Japan and the Chinese civil war, and entered the cities with the Communist Party.
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Under that system, full and alternative members of the Central Committee at the 17th congress voted to select their favourite 25 cadres – for the Politburo – from a list of 200 candidates.
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The academy had taken over as Yanhuang Chunqui's sponsoring institution from the nongovernmental association set up by liberal-minded retired cadres that had overseen the journal for the previous two decades.
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But if Mr. Xi and his cadres want to proceed more forcefully to bind Hong Kong to the mainland, they must also see how that could invite new waves of protest.
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Cadres did not appreciate it when Mao in 1956 exhorted intellectuals to "Let a hundred flowers bloom" and a year later again encouraged intellectuals to criticize the conduct of the party.
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To mobilize Uighurs for the free medical checkups, police and local cadres called or sent them text messages, telling them the checkups were required, according to Uighurs interviewed by The Times.
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When hosting visiting officials, some local-level cadres just take them on the same tourist trail where they speak to the same people as if watching a "fashion show", said the official.
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Bigwigs in government feel bounced into their friendship with America by virulent anti-Chinese sentiment among ordinary Vietnamese, some of whom accuse the cadres of going soft on Vietnam's overbearing northern neighbour.
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The accused cadres are the former security tsar Zhou Yongkang, former chief of staff to President Hu Jintao Ling Jihua, and former Chongqing party boss Sun Zhengcai, according to a Xinhua report.
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"There is not a millimeter gap between the president and cadres of the A.K.P.," Omer Celik, a party spokesman, said in Ankara on Thursday, using the Turkish abbreviation for Justice and Development.
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"Now, the oversight [monitoring] of cadres is very strict, there is no way we could have left a boy with cerebral palsy at home with nobody looking after him," the employee said.
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China's top corruption watchdog, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, said that 527,000 people were disciplined for graft in 2017, with 58 being high-level cadres, according to the official Xinhua news agency.
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"Party members, cadres, civil servants, students and minors must not fast for Ramadan and must not take part in religious activities," a notice on the government website of central Xinjiang's Korla city said.
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However, a teaching manual for its cadres, obtained by the Financial Times, sets out at length and in detail the organisation's global mission in language that is intended both to beguile and intimidate.
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According to the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI), an investigation showed Chen, 64, had violated a range of party rules governing the behavior of cadres and he was suspected of accepting bribes.
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"Comrades of the Politburo strictly enforce the rules of honesty and self-discipline of party members and leading cadres ... and strengthen the education management of relatives and staff around them," the report added.
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Hence the importance of following the guidance of people deemed to possess higher suzhi — the people Confucius called "superior persons" (君子) and the Communists now call "leading cadres" (领导干部).
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But taken as a whole, it paints a picture for the grassroots of a party whose elite cadres simply aren't as committed to fighting the good fight as they like to portray themselves.
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They are now part of a vast army of conservative legal cadres, several generations deep, working throughout the system or at organizations like the Center for Individual Rights and the Institute for Justice.
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Party cadres' explanations for this reflected deeply entrenched gender prejudices: Women have a weaker constitution and gentler temper, rendering them unfit for the strenuous tasks of operating heavy equipment or manning factory floors.
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The three lower-ranking cadres are Meas Muth, a former naval commander; Ao An, a former deputy secretary for the Central Zone; and Yim Tith, a former acting secretary of the Northwest Zone.
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The Davos forum has become one of the few events for which state-owned enterprise bosses and other senior Communist Party cadres can obtain Beijing's permission to exit China as domestic surveillance increases.
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Senior cadres, dressed in black suits and chauffeured around in small vans, come to refresh their knowledge of the party's early years under Mao, who fought both the Japanese and the Nationalist forces.
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And when they were still allied with the government, their cadres in the judiciary were accused of persecuting secular soldiers and politicians in a purge that draws comparisons to Mr. Erdogan's crackdown today.
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These ranged from doling out money and jobs in the Taliban shadow government to sweet-talking disaffected cadres, bribing clerics to give favorable pronouncements and playing for time whenever a problematic issue presented itself.
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Kim Jong-il used to show this execution of Romanian dictator Ceausescu, to all the party cadres daily the video and says this is what will happen to you if the government falls down.
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In a commentary published by the official Xinjiang Daily on Monday, Yasin Sidik, a senior official from Kashgar city in Xinjiang, urged fellow ethnic Uighur cadres to "bravely stand at the forefront against separatism".
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Many midlevel cadres are simply deciding that the safest course is to play it safe, stay in the office and try to avoid any tough decisions that might get them in trouble later on.
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Party cadres in the bureau had to undergo criticism sessions — a tried and true method of enforcing discipline in the party — with the goal of making them "red-faced and sweating," the report said.
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After the names were collected, lists of targeted people were passed to prefecture governments, who forwarded them to district heads, then local police stations, neighbor watchmen, and Communist Party cadres living with Uighur families.
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BEIJING — Zhang Haiming, an official in eastern China, was led away by Communist Party investigators and months later stood trial, like thousands of other cadres caught in President Xi Jinping's ferocious drive against corruption.
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The book will become "essential" learning material for all party cadres, the Central Party School's official newspaper, the Study Times, said on Friday, directing its lecturers to "conscientiously learn and digest" the book's details.
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Paul Bew, an emeritus professor of history at Queens University Belfast, said many senior D.U.P. members and party cadres, including their leader, were Church of Ireland members who once belonged to the Ulster Unionists.
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In another case, the local party discipline committee of Sichuan punished local Communist Party cadres for failing to respond to public complaints about an unregulated dog slaughterhouse in the city of Jianyang, the CCDI said.
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"Especially an extremely small minority of people among high-level cadres have swelling political ambitions, crave power, pay lip service, form cliques and gangs, and seek power and position and other political conspiracies," Xi said.
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"It's not as if there are unlimited cadres of federal agents with nothing to do but take down state-compliant businesses," added Walsh, who was the top federal prosecutor in Colorado when stores opened there.
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And it begs the question, should we expect more ISIS attacks if its cadres are able to more freely move people and supplies across the Syrian border via Turkey, ISIS' gateway into Europe and beyond?
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At the beginning of the 1930s, Rostov catches sight of her in the lobby among a few adoring male comrades, about to leave with some cadres of the local Komsomol to help collectivize the provinces.
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" The al Qaeda plan also refers to how a "truce" with Mauritania would enable al Qaeda's affiliate to "put the cadres in safe rear bases available" there while enabling the group to "focus on Algeria.
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Fearing that ISIS might step into any emerging power vacuum, and concerned about further losses to its control and its cadres of fighters and supporters, the Taliban (or most of it) might sue for peace.
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On social media, low-level cadres are complaining that they are receiving so many instructions from the higher-ups that they spend most of their time filling out spreadsheets instead of getting real work done.
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Mr. Xie was taken away by the police in Hunan on July 11, 2015, and spent half a year in secretive detention in a retired military cadres' hostel, kept from contact with the outside world.
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In a meeting on Monday, the Communist Party leaders of Urumqi led cadres to swear an oath to "fight a decisive battle against 'pan-halalization'," according to a notice posed on the city's official WeChat account.
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The rumour, which appeared on Friday in Ming Jing News – a Chinese-language magazine and website that trades in salacious gossip and rumours about Communist Party cadres – has not received official comment by the insurance regulator.
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Few cadres inside China's decision-making elite can do that better than Zhou, a fluent English speaker who has developed a reputation as a reformer in his 15 years at the helm of the central bank.
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Following Xi's speech, the Chinese Communist Party's top decision making body, the Central Political Bureau, released a statement announcing the launch of a blockchain where cadres could publicly and permanently express their loyalty to the party.
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In addition, the plenum adopted two new sets of regulations governing the conduct of senior cadres – guiding principles for political life within the party "under new circumstances", and revisions to trial regulations on party internal supervision.
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China will maintain economic operations within a reasonable range and should make thorough evaluation of the potential impact on financial markets when drafting policies, Xi said in remarks during a meeting with provincial and department cadres.
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By traveling frequently to China, meeting with officials and speaking in language often used by party cadres, Mr. Kalanick helped the company avoid the regulatory tripwire that has led many companies to stumble in the market.
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And though Congress has so far managed to block Trump administration plans to cut the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps by 40 percent, the disease-fighting cadres have steadily eroded as retiring officers go unreplaced.
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With the announcements, Mr. Xi is moving to strengthen his authoritarian leadership over the entrenched cadres and vested interests that his allies have blamed for frustrating reforms he promised in 2013, a year after taking power.
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Many of them did not have revolutionary morale and thus made serious mistakes, such as illicit liaisons among male and female cadres and violations of the principles of socialist education, like hitting or harshly disciplining students.
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Mr. Lu, who was previously the Communist Party secretary of a technical college in Shijiazhuang, was sent to work in Yugouliang in 2016, part of the party's longtime practice of sending cadres to less developed areas.
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Three lower-ranking cadres still face charges of genocide, but their prosecution seems unlikely, given strong opposition from Prime Minister Hun Sen and doubts about continued funding for a tribunal that has already cost $300 million.
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Ever since the 1980s, reclusive North Korea has been known to train cadres of digital soldiers to engage in electronic warfare and profiteering exploits against its perceived enemies, most notably South Korea and the United States.
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Xi also said the party would scrap the practice of secretive interrogations known as "shuanggui", in which cadres accused of graft and other disciplinary violations are routinely subjected to extrajudicial detention, isolation and interrogation by the CCDI.
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The al Qaeda document also says that a "truce" with Mauritania would allow AQIM to "put the cadres in safe rear bases" that it said would be available there while enabling the group to focus on Algeria.
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The Trotskyites sat in one alcove and the Leninists sat in another, and since the Trostkyites were smarter and won the debates, the leaders of the Leninist faction eventually forbade their cadres from ever talking to them.
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In this way, Mr. Chau and his C.I.A. collaborators hoped to wear down and destroy what they would later call the Vietcong infrastructure — the network of Communist cadres and agents who lived undercover among the rural population.
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The optimism changed to fear when those who ousted corrupt officials not on the Communist Party's target list landed in prison, while the reporters revealing corruption evidence of already disgraced cadres were commended for their political loyalty.
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Revisiting Xi's "arduous journey of growth" from his time as a "sent-down" youth will allow cadres to "highly align" with Xi's political thought and actions as the "core" of the Communist Party leadership, the paper added.
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State media announced that several other high ranking cadres were promoted to the Central Committee in what the South Korean unification ministry said could be an attempt by North Korea to navigate a way through its increasing isolation.
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Meanwhile the SPD really wants to go left, returning to opposition to lick its wounds, renew its cadres and distance itself from Mrs Merkel, with whom it has governed for 8 of her 12 years at the top.
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Speaking on Monday Andrea Nahles, the SPD's new leader in the Bundestag and a powerful figure among the cadres and base (pictured above with Mr Schulz), declined to echo Mr Schulz's commitment, appearing instead to hedge her bets.
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It said he had interfered in the judiciary process, used his position to benefit others, including family members, accepted vacations and golf games, violated rules barring party cadres from private clubs and followed superstitious beliefs, among other transgressions.
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But the style is well-entrenched in Hollywood executive cadres — at the lineup on stage at a screening of the Harry Potter movie in New York last month nearly all sported the look — and among influential fashion types.
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Most of the photographs dating from the bloodiest months of the regime in 1978 are of Khmer Rouge soldiers, cadres, provincial officials and even Tuol Sleng guards and interrogators arrested on suspicion of being traitors or CIA agents.
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Critics say quietly that, under Mr. Xi, the party began promoting loyal political cadres over technocrats — the experts and skilled administrators who were the backbone of China's bureaucracy in 1990s and 2000s, when the country grew the fastest.
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"For those areas that have suffered ecological damage, their leaders and cadres will be held responsible for life," said Yang Weimin, the deputy director of the Communist Party's Office of the Central Leading Group on Financial and Economic Affairs.
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Another ominous, growing threat for Trump and his cadres is the fact that people who identify with the Democratic Party — and who have as their primary purpose the removal of Trump from office — appear to have concluded that Sen.
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When the British government jailed him and many other young Republicans during the internments in the 1970s, Adams turned the table on British authorities by using the time to educate his young cadres in politics and the republican cause.
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Chinese president Xi Jin ping has emphasized the need for the party to have faith in its own version of history, pointing to the Soviet Union's collapse as a warning to cadres about what happens if revolutionary leaders are denounced.
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And Mr. Xi would have no problem with that either; he is the unquestioned "core leader" – an honor bestowed only upon Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping -- of 88 million party cadres helping him to build a rapidly modernizing and growing economy.
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Hezbollah thus forces its opponents to concede to its demands, since confrontation would not merely be a clash with its armed cadres, but also a sizeable portion of Shiite Lebanon which views the group as their sole protector and provider.
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"I regularly come across low level cadres who with great effort use a mouthful of dialect to talk about their poverty alleviation plans without realizing that dealing with their own deficiencies in speaking Mandarin is an urgent task," he said.
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Best known as the country's anticorruption agency, the commission has lately assumed a growing role as political inquisitor, investigating the loyalty and commitment of cadres to Mr. Xi and his agenda, while cementing the commission's role as his chief political enforcer.
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But the price could be years of friction while a pack of aspiring cadres vie for the top job, as well as unnerving uncertainty over whether Mr. Xi wants to stay in power beyond the usual two terms as party leader.
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But for decades, Vietnamese fiction writers have gingerly trod this still dangerous territory, drawing on personal experience and oral histories to tell the tale from the points of view of landless peasants, women and party cadres as well as landowners.
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As members of the ruling elite, the cadres resented being criticized, and Mao, having promised that the criticisms would only be like a light rain, quickly wound up the campaigns when they turned into a typhoon, and purged the critics.
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The wok tossing in China stems in part from the tension between the technocrats, who hold a large number of positions with China's provincial and national disease control centers, and the political cadres — the mayors, governors and the provincial party secretaries.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's top training school for Communist Party cadres has published a book on the experiences of President Xi Jinping during the Cultural Revolution, exhorting party members to learn from the events that drove his "unshaken pursuit of ideals".
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BEIJING — When protesters in Hong Kong became more forceful on Monday, the People's Daily reprised a recent speech of China's leader, Xi Jinping, calling on party cadres to carry forward the struggle of the Communist revolution fought 70 years ago.
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About three in 10 midlevel cadres are female, dropping to two in 10 higher up the chain, Ms. Niu said, citing figures from a 2013 book by Song Xiuyan, the party secretary of the state-run All-China Women's Federation.
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The new burial directive was issued to address a call last year by the Central Committee and State Council to "step up the construction of ecological civilization" and their 2013 requirement that Communist cadres must take the lead in choosing simple burials.
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At its heart, Orphan Black has always been two shows: one is a science fiction conspiracy thriller packed with secret organizations (The Dyad Institute, Neolution, the Proletheans, Topside, and Project Castor, just to name a few), bizarre biology, and cadres of clones.
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This is entirely due to an unholy combination of incompetence and embarrassing lack of effort, which is only exacerbated by not empowering highly talented yet underutilized Saudi cadres that can foster cultural understanding and artistic exchange between the Saudi and the American public.
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Those included cadres of bodyguards leased to dictators who don't trust their own citizens, laborers dispatched to work sites around the world who must remit their wages and state-owned companies that export ballistic missiles and other arms to countries like Syria.
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In our thirty interviews of ISIS cadres imprisoned in Iraq conducted for the ICSVE Breaking the ISIS Brand Counter Narrative Project, we are finding that many were recruited long before ISIS even existed, and their networks extend back for a decade at least.
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The American government, too, has the ability to assign pre-established teams of health workers to augment overwhelmed facilities during crises, and the cadres have already provided health monitoring and basic medical care for evacuees from China and the Diamond Princess Cruise ship.
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In a throwback to the Mao Zedong era, Xi told cadres this month that there must be a "resolute struggle" against any risks and challenges to the party's leadership, the country's sovereignty and security and anything that threatens the country's core interests.
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GRACE MUGABE She seemed poised to take over from her husband last year in Zimbabwe — and that was the crux of the problem for cadres of Robert Mugabe&aposs ruling party who had the reins and access to state coffers for nearly 40 years.
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For example, the Mercator Institute for China Studies notes that in all big Chinese companies "Communist Party cadres not only sit on work councils, but they increasingly fill leading positions in personnel and government relations departments, all the way to executive and supervisory boards".
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The communiqué also singled out members of the Central Committee, the Politburo and the innermost Politburo Standing Committee as the prime targets for the new conduct rules, making it clear that senior cadres would be judged on whether they toed the line on party positions.
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"The key to strengthening party leadership is maintaining the centralized and unified leadership of the party center," said the official summary in the state news media of a meeting in late January of the Politburo, a council of the party's 25 most senior cadres.
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Sarkozy's gambit seems to have paid off to a certain degree: As of early October, he enjoys the support of an energetic base of low-ranking party cadres and has largely closed the gap before the November primaries with his principal rival, Alain Juppé.
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Meanwhile, Trump himself has made it clear that he remembers the difference between a true friend like McMaster and the opportunistic sycophants who make up the vast majority of GOP cadres — lavishing multiple tweets and campaign appearances on a race with no particular strategic significance.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A senior Uighur Communist Party official in China's far-western Xinjiang has urged Uighur cadres to reveal "two-faced people" and "clean them out", the latest in a string of senior figures to single out their own ethnic group in the restive region.
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But they have been hurried into their friendship with America by virulent anti-Chinese sentiment among ordinary Vietnamese, some of whom accuse the cadres of going soft on their northern neighbour (particularly since China temporarily moved a floating oil rig into disputed waters in 2014).
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If "Rome" means something to ISIS cadres who await a final battle with the infidels, then "Vienna" is equally significant for the white nationalists, who cite the victory of Christendom over the Ottoman Empire 400 years ago as the prelude to the coming clash.
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The Gulenists provided the governing party with the educated cadres that it lacked, and their followers in the police and the judiciary played a crucial role in orchestrating the trials that sent droves of military officers to prison in the early years of A.K.P. ascendancy.
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It captures both political party cadres in democratic societies such as Chile, Peru and Colombia, but also governments that, in the name of ridding the country of the traditional establishment, have amassed enormous wealth and power, destroying or eroding democratic institutions in the process.
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Facing off across boundaries both physical and cultural were two familiar types of adversaries: self-styled patriots or constitutionalists obsessed with property rights, the Second Amendment and various other right-wing causes, and cadres of frustrated law enforcement officers from local, state and federal agencies.
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Facing off across boundaries both physical and cultural were two familiar types of adversaries: self-styled patriots or constitutionalists obsessed with property rights, the Second Amendment and various other right-wing causes, and cadres of frustrated law enforcement officers from local, state and federal agencies.
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Relatives of Tamils missing since the end of the war, former cadres of the Tamil Tiger insurgent group and people who say their land has been occupied by the military, interviewed by Reuters in recent days, said they feared a military clampdown if Rajapaksa rose to power.
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The residents of this dusty but bustling town are almost all former Khmer Rouge soldiers or cadres and their families, but they have come to embrace capitalism with almost as much vigor as they once fought to destroy class distinctions, free trade and even money itself.
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But some claim that the gaps have been largely plugged by members of other Islamic orders, or loyalists from the president's Justice and Development Party, known as the A.K.P. "The A.K.P.'s own cadres are filling the void," said Kemal Kilicdaroglu, leader of the largest opposition party.
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Instead limited government conservatism may give way to an attempt to improve on Trumpism with clearer blueprints and smarter cadres for the same reason that changes often happen in political ideology — because the people whose thinking is changing feel that they don't have any other choice.
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Cao said Wang paid particular attention to whether party cadres had sufficiently understood the spirit of the October Party Congress including "how to understand and get a handle of new areas of societal problems, the public's aspirations toward a better life, and uneven and insufficient economic development".
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"The resistance in Lebanon today, in its possession of weapons and equipment and capabilities and members and cadres and ability and expertise and experience, and also of faith and determination and courage and will, is stronger than at any time since its launch in the region," Nasrallah said.
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Perhaps with an eye on 2020, Weaver attempts to debunk this narrative, emphasizing Sanders' interactions with black and Latino activists on the campaign trail, including "dedicated cadres of African-American surrogates" in the South Carolina primary, including Dr. Cornel West, former NAACP head Ben Jealous, and actor Danny Glover.
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According to a confidential document submitted by prosecutors in 2008, Ms. Im Chaem and another official, Yim Tith, were sent to the country's northwest in 1977 to purge cadres seen as traitorous, often because they could not meet the regime's hefty rice quotas with their starving labor forces and primitive technology.
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She has interviewed over 600 terrorists, their family members and supporters in various parts of the world including in Western Europe, the Balkans, Central Asia, the Former Soviet Union and the Middle East and runs the Breaking the ISIS Brand Counter Narrative Project at ICSVE, interviewing ISIS defectors, returnees and ISIS cadres prisoners.
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Some party cadres had expected Kim to announce Chinese- or Vietnamese-style reforms at the congress, according to the Seoul-based Daily NK, a website run by North Korean defectors with sources inside the country, and were disappointed when Kim's speech, aired by state TV on Sunday, mainly returned to old themes with vaguely communicated policy.
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His conduct calls to mind the testimony of another secretary of state, George P. Shultz, in the aftermath of the Iran-contra imbroglio — the disastrous decision by the Reagan administration to sell overpriced weapons to Iran's Revolutionary Guards, skim off the proceeds, and slip millions to rebel cadres in Central America after Congress had cut off its support.
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The demands for rigid order on so many fronts put local cadres in near impossible binds, they said: trying to prevent job losses while cutting debt and shutting inefficient "zombie" businesses; trying to buoy private investment while cracking down on pollution and bank credit; and proclaiming public confidence in the government while stifling complaints from the public.
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Tibetans rallied this week to mark the 60th anniversary of the failed uprising, protesting the continued occupation of their land and restrictions on their freedom — tens of thousands of Communist cadres supervise Buddhist monasteries and villages, people are forced to replace pictures of the Dalai Lama with photos of Party leaders, and China boasts Tibet's capital as its "safest" city.
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Which is no surprise: The novel's extreme candor extends from its long and unabashed sex scenes to its matter-of-fact descriptions of the Tiananmen massacre and the rise of the "princeling" economy, in which the sons and daughters of elite Communist Party cadres built state-protected business empires in the 1980s and '90s, establishing much of the oligarchy that controls China today.
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But the leadership of the Bikers is careful to make sure it doesn't get too mixed up in this sort of thing, because it would greatly undermine the viability of the political machine these burly men and rowdy women have built up in the last few years, effectively becoming one of the most dedicated and potent cadres in the Trump revolution.
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In a reflection of Mr. Li's dual life — a former senior official who rebelled against the party he had joined in 1937 — the hundreds of mourners included aged former cadres, often stooped or in wheelchairs; graying sons and daughters of revolutionary veterans; prominent historians; dissidents; and ordinary citizens who came to know Mr. Li through his critical books about Mao.
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Perhaps this means there will be a persistent division between rhetoric and policy, in which Trump continues to publicly sell himself as a new sort of nationalist — and his populist allies try to go mainstream and win converts and become the ideological cadres that Trumpism now lacks — even as the gears of government grind in the grooves that Mike Pence and Ryan and the conservative movement prefer.
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