Sentence examples for Hasan from inspiring English sources
Miliband's biographer Mehdi Hasan has written a long profile of her in the Huffington Post.
Hasan writes: "In internal discussions, party strategists are said to refer to Thornton as 'the best validator and authenticator' of Miliband and his 'One Nation', pro-'squeezed middle' message".
Hasan quotes a shadow cabinet minister saying she should do more media but "not just as a wife".
Barack Obama led the speechifying this time around, which also took place on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.Nidal Malik Hasan was sentenced to death for murdering 13 people at Fort Hood, Texas, in 2009.
In the soccer-ball industry, two-thirds of child workers were part-timers working at home, and 80-90% of those went to school, says Miss Hasan.
On January 30th Pakistan's high commissioner to London, Wajed Shamsul Hasan, declared that the attack was not planned in Pakistan, and accused India of making allegations based on "fabricated" or "flimsy" evidence.The senior Pakistani official, who is involved in Pakistan's investigation, suggested that this was nonsense.
Al-Hasan Ibn al-Haytham transformed the study of light and optics.
When Iran began negotiating a comprehensive agreement with the US and five other world powers, sceptics doubted whether the country's new president, Hasan Rouhani, could persuade hardliners in his country to support any deal.
Hashemi Rafsanjani and Hasan Rowhani reportedly remain in Qom seeking an emergency session of the Assembly of Experts - the constitutional body tasked with supervising the supreme leader - while at the same time encouraging senior ayatollahs to be more vocal in their protests.
The prosecution of Dharmesana, from Essex and Hasan Mohamed, 40, from north London, had been seen as an important milestone for the CPS in the fight against FGM, given that no one had previously been charged despite FGM having been criminalised in England and Wales in 1985 when the Prohibition of Female Circumcision Act 1985 was passed.
It did not, for instance, show Hasan Yousefi-Eshkevari, a journalist and moderate cleric, shouting down the protesters disrupting his speech, or Jamileh Kadivar, the only parliamentary deputy among the accused, storming out of the conference hall in disgust.The conference, it seems, was useful as an excuse to lay low uppity reformists.
