Sentence examples for begg to from inspiring English sources

And why is Moazzem Begg to remain in Cuba?

Henning's brother, Reg, urged Begg to make efforts to save the lives of other hostages held by Isis, including British photojournalist John Cantlie and US aid worker Abdul-Rahman Kassig. Abdul-Rahman Kassig

Attitudes, according to Begg, seem to have become polarised between "aren't they wonderful?" – which was particularly the case during the 2012 London Paralympics – to the increasingly popular "what a bunch of scroungers".

He and his family moved to Kabul, where Aamer had briefly lived with another former UK Guantanamo detainee, Moazzam Begg, prior to 9/11 to build wells and work on projects in support of building a girls' school.

Former Guantánamo Bay detainee Moazzam Begg offered to intervene to help save the life of British hostage Alan Henning with an extraordinary public appeal but was twice rebuffed by the Foreign Office.

Another of the conditions governing Aamer's release that the Department of Defense had discussed earlier this year was to prohibit Aamer from communicating with Begg, according to officials knowledgeable about the discussions pertaining to Aamer's transfer who spoke with VICE News on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to disclose details about those talks.

Begg continued to conduct his own investigations and planned to produce reports pertaining to the torture and rendition of Muslim men.

However, as the Times reported, the information "offered almost nothing to corroborate such assertions other than excerpts they read from the FBI statements" in which Begg admitted to engaging in jihad and attending training camps in Afghanistan.

7. (SBU) Begg declined to speak about specific physical transgressions against his person.

It also states that Begg admitted to attending terrorist training camps in Afghanistan and was an instructor at an Al Qaeda camp.

What Begg claimed to be doing was compiling evidence suggesting that the UK was complicit in the torture of British citizens in Syria.