Sentence examples for a dili from inspiring English sources

The 30-year-old Dutch journalist, working for the Financial Times, had disappeared off a stretch of road leading to Becora, a Dili suburb.

After a remarkable five-week run in East Timor's only cinema, a duplex in a Dili mall, Reis, Pires and other cast members toured the country, showing the film using a diesel-powered projector and an inflatable screen.

A Dili Dili bartender, Dimitris Mutafidis, who doubled as the cute drummer of a local rock band, handed a bottle of Vergina, a fruity Thracian beer, to one of the regulars, the folk-jazz fusion composer and double-bassist Vangelis Kontopoulos.

In Michele Turner's book Telling East Timor: Personal Testimonies 1942 1992, a woman named Fátima describes watching torture take place in a Dili prison: "They make people sit on a chair with the front of the chair on their own toes.

Haplotype 2 contains alleles associated with a DILI response to lumiracoxib and co-amoxiclav, such as DRB1*15:01, DQB1*06:02 and DQA1*01 02.

Haplotype 1 contains alleles associated with a DILI response to lapatinib and ximelagatran, namely DRB1*07:01, DQB1*02 01g and DQA1*02 01.

"Removing judges, prosecutors and other court officials creates more work for our justice system and, at the same time, takes away important resources," said Casimiro dos Santos, Interim Director of the Judicial System Monitoring Project (JSMP), a Dili-based NGO, adding that at least two district courts have ordered retrials for cases heard by foreign judges.

Based on the M&V system score, patient 5 above might be considered a 'possible' DILI, while patients 1 to 4 score as 'unlikely' to be DILI.

It is the product of a group from Dili with only a few years' experience making short films.

How exactly are they flying there and where are they going to stay?" Mr. Horta said more affordable flights to Dili, a bigger airport and a more reliable power supply were also needed before East Timor could compete with Bali in Indonesia as a tourist destination.

Cristo Rei of Dili, a 30-metre-high statue atop a hill of Jesus standing on the globe, was presented as a gift in 1996 from Indonesia's President Suharto to celebrate 20 years of East Timor's "integration" with Indonesia.