Sentence examples for a islamabad from inspiring English sources
Saturday, 23 August 2008, 14 12 C O N F I D E N T I A L SECTION 01 OF 03 ISLAMABAD 002802 SIPDIS EO 12958 DECL: 08/23/2018 TAGS PREL, PTER, PGOV, EAID, PK SUBJECT: IMMUNITY FOR MUSHARRAF LIKELY AFTER ZARDARI'S ELECTION AS PRESIDENT REF: (A) ISLAMABAD 2742 (B) ISLAMABAD 2741 Classified By: Anne W. Patterson, for reasons 1.4 (b)(d) 1. (C) Summary.
Kayani is married and the father of two children, a son and a ISLAMABAD 00000365 006 OF 006 daughter.
(Note: This package of open source material included a ISLAMABAD 00022174 002 OF 003 November 20 report of a full page Al Akhtar advertisement in a Karachi Urdu-language paper solicit donations of meat for the poor during the coming Eid-al-Adha holiday. End note).
A recent report by an Islamabad-based research organization, the Pak Institute for Peace Studies, said that militant-based violence had declined by 24 percent in the last two years.
The bus that was attacked Wednesday was traveling without any security, a sign that the group had not felt itself to be a major target, said Amir Rana, an Islamabad-based security expert and head of the Pakistan Institute of Peace Studies.
"He is an average guy who fulfills all the qualifications to be an army chief," said Ayesha Siddiqua, an Islamabad-based defense and security analyst.
The al-Rashid Trust, a charity with militant links, publishes a magazine by the same name, said Amir Rana, an Islamabad-based militancy expert.
If he goes back to Taliban, he will be just an individual without any high political or military office," says Tahir Khan, an Islamabad-based journalist who covers Taliban affairs.
"It was Pakistan's most rigged election," said Ijaz Gilani, chairman of Gallup Pakistan, an Islamabad-based polling and research firm.
The target that the Americans have chosen could not have been better for Pakistan," said retired general Talat Masood, an Islamabad-based analyst.
"There are many self-radicalised groups and individuals who come here and try to meet with the Taliban for training and support," said Amir Rana, an Islamabad-based expert on militants.
