Sentence examples for abdollah from inspiring English sources

Ataollah Mohajerani, the culture minister and government spokesman, had his finger hurt; Vice-President Abdollah Nouri was kicked and had his turban knocked off.

The nine parliamentarians have immunity; the 11 others were arrested, though some were later released.After his conviction on charges of religious and political dissent, Abdollah Nouri, a leading Iranian reformist, was sentenced to five years in prison.

Another is the 86-year-old Mr Abdollah Entezam, a highly respected man who is said to have been offered the job by the Shah, but to have turned it down on health grounds.

AN IRANIAN Socrates, Abdollah Nouri challenged the clerical establishment in discourse, knowing that it would lead to (political) death.

The right has qualms about Abdollah Nouri, picked as interior minister, and even sharper ones about Ataollah Mohajerani, who is proposed for the sensitive ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance.

He has 20 days to appeal.The choice of Abdolvahed Musavi-Lari to replace Abdollah Nuri, an audacious reformer who was ousted by parliament last month, shows that the president is serious about his programme.

The governor of Kurdistan, Abdollah Ramazanzadeh, smiles broadly when asked about the province's prospects.

Yet this is exactly what Abdollah Nouri, a former interior minister and leading reformist, is doing before a Special Court for Clergy.

Abdollah Nouri, a leading reformer who was sacked as Iran's interior minister last year but is tipped as the reformists' candidate for parliamentary speaker, has been charged by a special clerical court with insulting Islamic leaders and publishing anti-Islamic material in his newspaper, Khordad.Julius Nyerere died in a London hospital.

Women also have done well, even though they are heavily outnumbered by men.The top winner in Tehran was Abdollah Nouri, a former interior minister whose blunt reforming ways led to his impeachment last June by the conservative-dominated parliament.

I gave some to Ezzdine Ben Abdollah, the greengrocer on the Rue des Martyrs in my neighborhood, who promised to cook them for his wife.