Syria s Hijacked Struggle

Maybe somebody hijacked the plane.

Nine ships were hijacked and three lost.

The students hijacked all the machines I bought to do personal fabrication.

(b) tracking system to pinpoint the location of UNMOs taken hostage and hijacked vehicles

The ant's brain has been hijacked by a parasite that infects the brain, inducing suicidal behavior.

Unfortunately, almost from the outset, that important endeavour was hijacked by a small group of nations

The issue of access to the sea has been hijacked by the current Bolivian administration, said Zárate.

Now, am I saying that a sizable minority of the world's population has had their brain hijacked by parasitic ideas?

It was not the scriptures which advocated such intolerance, but individuals who had hijacked religious sentiments for altogether different purposes.

The fifth round of Abuja talks has made progress, unlike previous rounds that were hijacked by violent incidents on the ground in Darfur.

Improvised methods, such as the use of hijacked airplanes by the 11 September 2001 terrorists, can cause massive destruction without the use of any actual weapon system.

Pasquale sent them to see his friend, Vantucci... who ran a produce warehouse as a cover for his dealings in hijacked liquor... and counterfeit Internal Revenue stamps.

We very much regret the fact that some of our neighbours have hijacked a date that marks a historic decision by this Assembly to which they themselves objected.

But now look at our world. And we are living in a world that is where religion has been hijacked. Where terrorists cite Quranic verses to justify their atrocities.

The Semlow, a Kenyan cargo ship, on charter to the World Food Programme to carry tsunami relief supplies to Somalia, was hijacked off the Somali coast on 26 June 2005.

My father believed in a holistic approach to living, and, you know, every time he taught us, he'd say, I hate these books, because these books are hijacked by Industrial Revolution.

For example, on 26 June, a ship chartered by the World Food Programme, carrying food aid for 28,000 Somali survivors of the Indian Ocean tsunami, was hijacked off the Somali coast.

Unfortunately, that worthy objective had been hijacked in a misguided bid to widen the ban to include important research which had the potential to find effective remedies for hitherto incurable ailments.

It is therefore unfortunate that that worthy objective was hijacked in a misguided bid to widen the ban to include important research that holds the potential to discover effective remedies for hitherto incurable ailments.

A vampire state is the government which has been hijacked by a phalanx of bandits and crooks who use the instruments of state power to enrich themselves, their cronies, and tribesmen and exclude everybody else.

The Government of Israel had hijacked the concept of security, applying it solely to Israelis and depriving the Palestinian people of all aspects of personal, political, legal, territorial, historical, cultural, economic and even human security.

And he said, Oh, it's very easy. I can teach you, but we're leaving the city, because billboard painters are a dying, extinct bunch of artists, because digital printing has totally replaced them and hijacked them.

Only a few months ago, when our heads of State or Government were gathered to discuss the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals, we all witnessed how United Nations reform hijacked the discussion of that important subject.

We need to create a movement among all these people that I meet in my travels you probably meet, too who want to join up, in some way, and reclaim their faith, which they feel, as I say, has been hijacked.

The reality of change, however, has been hampered by the stereotype of continuity. Hollande s daring pledge of 30 billion ( 40.6 billion) in tax cuts to boost the economy has been hijacked, at least in part, by revelations about his private life.

Roughly a year ago, Moldova, a country few know about, seemed to confirm this. On April 7, 2009, Moldova made headlines when peaceful protests against unfair elections were hijacked by a small number of provocateurs who attacked the parliament building and presidential palace.

But, with the Kim regime terrified that economic liberalization would eventually provoke demands for greater political freedom, China s influence over the regime is limited. As a Chinese official once told me in an unguarded moment, North Korea has hijacked our foreign policy.

What Thai democracy needs in order to mature is not a political safety net, but a vigilant citizenry to ensure disciplined enforcement of the constitution s provisions and institutions, so that they can no longer be hijacked by the likes of a Thaksin.

Thailand s universally loved and respected King has not taken a public stand on the occupation of the airports nor on any other recent public demonstrations. Some analysts say anti government leaders have hijacked the Royal Color to pretend that they have his support.

After 15 years of free market policies, populists in Warsaw, Bratislava, and Budapest want to bring back the state. And, since even socialist parties pushed liberal economic policies, it is not surprising that the far right, with its nationalist and protectionist overtones, has hijacked the social question.

More important, the absence of a contentious Netanyahu Obama relationship will deny Republicans an easy target in mid term elections. (Such low hanging fruit has been increasingly scarce for the Republican Party, which is beleaguered by the perception that it has been hijacked by its most extreme elements.)

Puzzlingly, US Secretary of State John Kerry, justifying plans to provide the FSA s Supreme Military Council with additional assistance, has cited the danger of letting this country, the heart of the Middle East become hijacked by extremists. But to oppose extremism and support the FSA is a blatant contradiction.

military and intelligence operations outside the country are taking place without the government s knowledge or orders....Only after an airplane is hijacked are we made aware of it. Only after a machine gun opens fire in one of Lebanon s streets and its noise echoes everywhere do we find out.

For several months now, the preparation for the summit has been almost hijacked by the debate surrounding the enlargement of the Security Council, which has seriously diluted the attention and input given to such other major issues as development, security, human rights and the reform of the Secretariat.

But it has been hijacked by Israel for the benefit of its businesses. The Protocol requires the Palestinian Authority to peg prices of certain goods and its rate of value added tax to Israel s forces Palestinians to use Israel s currency and regulates customs procedures at border crossings with Jordan and Egypt.

And not just Arab globally, foreign policies are being hurriedly and somewhat confusedly revised and rewritten. This is why US policy oscillated so disconcertingly from Secretary of State Hillary Clinton s Do not rush the pace or else the pro democracy movement could well be hijacked to President Barack Obama s emphatic call for change now.

China s ever zealous propaganda officials, evidently fearful of not demonstrating sufficient loyalty and respect for the new party chief, quickly hijacked the slogan the China Dream has replaced the China Model in official political branding. Whatever the new administration does is touted as part of its ambitious effort to make the China Dream come true.

Seven years earlier, a forerunner to the Japanese Red Army hijacked another Japan Airlines flight the Yodogo and demanded to be taken to North Korea. The Japanese authorities got lucky When the pilot landed first in South Korea, the hijackers released their 129 hostages in exchange for permission to continue to Pyongyang, where they gained asylum.

(g) Take all necessary steps to ensure that all the above mentioned recommendations, which refer to only the most urgent of the country's needs, are implemented. For the independent expert, the humanitarian efforts undertaken and planned on behalf of the victims of the Asian tsunami should not be hijacked by politicians to salve the conscience of the rich countries.

Terrorism has hijacked the banner of religions, trying to promote a so called clash of civilizations and cultures and creating new dividing lines between us and the other. Spain attaches a great importance to the development of a dialogue of civilizations, encompassing the efforts of all members of society such as non governmental organizations, intellectuals, religious leaders, and media.

While Qaddafi delivered terrorists to Mubarak, the Egyptian president declined American requests to do the same. After Palestinians in 1985 hijacked the Italian ship Achille Lauro, killed an American, and berthed in Egypt, the US asked Mubarak to extradite them. But Mubarak refused, saying that Secretary of State George Shultz was crazy if he believed that Egypt would betray the Palestinian cause.

While Qaddafi delivered terrorists to Mubarak, the Egyptian president declined American requests to do the same. After Palestinians in 1985 hijacked the Italian ship Achille Lauro, killed an American, and berthed in Egypt, the US asked Mubarak to extradite them. But Mubarak refused, saying that Secretary of State George Shultz was crazy if he believed that Egypt would betray the Palestinian cause.

The term energy security in Europe has been hijacked to empower suppliers and weaken importers, implying a drastic reduction in competition, rising political vulnerability, and the erosion of the rule of law. The fact that Russian President Vladimir Putin s likely successor, Dmitry Medvedev, is Chairman of Gazprom leaves little doubt about the Kremlin s determination to maintain an iron grip on the energy sector.

The flawed nature of the current European Security Strategy drafted in 2003, with a token revision in 2008 reflects the circumstances surrounding its conception. The ESS was developed in the aftermath of the Iraq war, amid heated debate over a proposed European constitution, in a hasty and reactive process hijacked by those who sought to position Europe as a counterweight or even a rival power to the United States.