Rummel in a sentence

The members present were Lewis D. Hilkert, Bartley E. Westfall, and Terry N. Rummel.

Whitcomb Rummel Jr. said that while his father had rescued him and his brother from various scrapes, nothing topped his central role in returning the Picasso.

After attending a panel on water management at the Singapore pavilion, Peter Rummel, director of infrastructure policy advancement at Bentley Systems, which creates infrastructure engineering software, stepped up to the counter and got a beer.

Pictured is Captain Jamie Mendez, Rotarians Terry Rummel, Edwina Hatzaetos, Chief Greg Ruskey, Rotarian Rick Kuhman.

Each time, Luther Rummel attempted to file a report with one of the police officers who were standing by.

Rescue squad Capt. Rick Slaten said Rummel is fortunate to be alive given the combination of the backwoods visitor being alone, the lake starting to ice over and him having lightweight clothing, tent and sleeping bag in wintry conditions.

We are committed to helping the most vulnerable communities weather this health and economic crisis,” said Mason Rummel, president and CEO of the James Graham Brown Foundation.

I spent my teen years living on our family farm on the Gettysburg Battlefield, which used to be known as the Rummel Farm.

Rummel, like Babst, defined a democracy as a nation with universal suffrage, a free press, and active multiple political parties.

The other co-authors of the paper are Sven Krippendorf and Markus Rummel, both from Oxford.

Video by Hunter Scully and Rummel Medina.

According to Rummel, genocide has three different meanings.

According to Rummel, "The more power a regime has, the more likely people will be killed.

After studying over 8,000 reports of government-caused deaths, Rummel estimates that there have been 262 million victims of democide in the last century.

Based on this new evidence, Rummel now believes the famine was intentional and considers it a democide.

Famine is classified by Rummel as democide if it fits the definition above.

For example, government-sponsored killings for political reasons would be considered democide under Rummel's hypothesis.

It is to avoid confusion regarding what meaning is intended that Rummel created the term democide for the third meaning.

R. J. Rummel estimated that the North Korean Army executed at least 500,000 civilians during the Korean War, with many dying in North Korea's drive to conscript South Koreans to contribute to their war effort.

RJ Rummel maintains that the earlier higher victim total estimates are correct, although he includes those killed by the Soviet government in other Eastern European countries as well.