Sentence examples for bashir from inspiring English sources
proper noun
Given name from=Arabic
That would be hard for Mr Bashir.
Instead, calling Bashir Assad more and nastier names will do the trick, it seems.
So many people disappear," says Shamali. "There are three kinds of horrible in Syria: the Islamic forces, the Bashir soldiers, and the thieves who take people and want money, then kill them anyway".
Mr Bashir faces a south anxious for independence, an election in April and conflict in the western region of Darfur that borders on Chad.
"The world is going to miss Meles," says a UN official involved in previous negotiations.So far Mr Bashir has kept warily out of the fight.
In extremis, Mr Machar might seek a deal with Mr Bashir whereby Sudan would get a higher fee for keeping the oil flowing in return for backing Mr Machar.Meanwhile, China, the biggest importer of oil from both Sudans, is co-operating with the United States and key European countries, especially Britain and Norway, as an honest broker.
In LRA's case, its main support came from the Sudanese government in Khartoum and many suspect it still maintains the patronage of Omar el-Bashir, the country's president, himself indicted for war crimes by the ICC.
Open Doors UK, a campaign group that tracks global persecutions against Christians, ranks Sudan as the sixth worst offender in the world and accuse President Omar al-Bashir of using the "rise of radical Islam to maintain his power base".
It has been suggested that Mr Museveni may be eyeing a chance to have South Sudan's oil transported south via Uganda rather than north through the rump state of Sudan, whose president, Omar al-Bashir, he has long loathed.
Sudan's president, Omar al-Bashir, will also be at the summit, but there are no plans to nag him about his army's brutality in Darfur.Of the new inducements, trade deals called Economic Partnership Agreements are the ones Europe thinks will help Africa most.
See articleSudan's president, Omar al-Bashir, made a rare visit to the country's Darfur region to signal his defiance of the International Criminal Court, whose chief prosecutor has accused him of orchestrating genocide there.
