Sentence examples for To the abdullah from inspiring English sources

Abdullah said that I had read his mind ("Have you broken into my desk?" he asked me) and that he was about to propose just that, which he later did, giving birth to the "Abdullah peace plan".

The camp's potential to disrupt a fragile Lebanese peace came into focus last month when the government said it had uncovered and arrested a cell within the army with ties to the Abdullah Azzam Brigades, an international jihadist network affiliated with Al-Qaeda.

After the Iran embassy bombing, a Salafist cleric close to the Abdullah Azzam Brigades warned attacks would continue in Lebanon until Iranian and Hezbollah forces stopped fighting alongside government forces in Syria, and the Sunni group's prisoners were released in Lebanon.

US intelligence had turned a blind eye to the Abdullah bin Laden organisation because our own government was more than happy that our Saudi allies were sending jihadis to Afghanistan, then, via WAMY, helping Muslims to fight in Bosnia then, later, giving the Russians grief in Chechnya.

The main opposition to the president, Abdullah Abdullah's Coalition for Hope and Change, is watching the moves of Mr. Karzai's candidates closely to be sure they do not displace any of the coalition's candidates.

Pakistan's ambassador to the United Nations, Abdullah Hussain Haroon, spoke between sets on Tuesday.

"For three days they beat me until the blood ran to the floor," Abdullah Bejad said.

(Without the persistent effort of Pakistan's ambassador to the United Nations, Abdullah Hussain Haroon, the exhibition would almost certainly never have happened).

According to the ECRF, Abdullah, who serves as the head of its board of trustees, was arrested early on Monday morning.

Pakistan's ambassador to the United Nations, Abdullah Hussain Haroon, and New York's mayor, Michael Bloomberg, made sure the event would happen on time in Union Square.

They follow on the heels of the country's first coeducational university, which opened last year next to the King Abdullah site, and a financial district nearly the size of Lower Manhattan that is rising on the outskirts of the capital, Riyadh.