Sentence examples for amad from inspiring English sources

Amad Essa al-Sheikh, the head of the Consultative Council of the new Islamic Front, told Al Jazeera that it would work with the Western-backed opposition-in-exile and its fighting force nominally under the control of General Salam Idris, the Supreme Military Council, whose numbers have dwindled as fighters have joined better funded rebel brigades.

Amad Zia Abdulzay, a spokesman for the provincial governor, said 25 were killed and 30 were wounded, all of them civilians.

Amad Zaqqout, the deputy director of the school and now head administrator of the shelter, said that her staff were exhausted.

IAEA inspectors had been given information from member states, the agency said, that indicated "that some activities previously carried out under the Amad plan were resumed later".

The IAEA report says the suspected weapons project, known as the Amad plan, was stopped rather abruptly by Tehran in late 2003.

The evidence suggested that the alleged head of the Amad project, Fakhrizadeh "retained the principal organisational role".

Gujarat: Border Security Forces personnel captured a 50-year-old Pakistani citizen, Abdul Kader Haji Amad, from the Creek area of the west coast of Kutch, on Wednesday while he was crossing the border illegally, Daily Bhaskar reports.

Early reports suggested the boy, Samir Amad, was shot when a group of students went to the separation wall to throw stones at soldiers, who opened fire.

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"Would you feel any pity if one of those dots stopped moving forever?" In her book "From God's-Eye to Camera-Eye," Paula Amad, a professor of cinematic arts at the University of Iowa, notes that an aerial view is often assumed to be a tool of the powerful, a vantage from which they look down on the bodies they subjugate.

In court for the short hearing was Rimsha's accuser, Malik Amad, who claims to have spotted her last month walking near her house in a slum area on the outskirts of Islamabad carrying ashes, which it is claimed included burned pages with verses from the Qu'ran.