Sentence The word "Chad" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as a name or a noun, meaning a person from or a citizen of Chad, a country in North-Central Africa. Example sentence: Chad, the country in North-Central Africa, has a population of more than 16 million people.
It says it has so far received only 15% of the $26.5m needed for its humanitarian operations in Nigeria this year; 17% of its $40.2m appeal for Cameroon; 2% of its $42.5m appeal for Niger and 1% of its $63.1m appeal for Chad.
For instance, over in Sudan they give tuberculosis in the right forearm, whereas in Chad we do it on the left side.
But they have not witnessed the anything-but-routine sleuthing required of Anastasie Nagué as she plays her part in preventing disease in a new, three-pronged humanitarian emergency affecting landlocked Chad.
Nigeria's neighbours, Benin, Cameroon, Niger and Chad, were expected to attend, along with US, UK and EU representatives.
The group has since been pushed back with the help of offensives launched by troops from Chad and Niger while Cameroon has fought off militants along its borders.
On top of the human pressure, climate change is turning much of the north and east of Chad to dust, leading to failed harvests and creating the potential for conflict over water and arable land.
GP Midway through DC United's game against Montreal Impact, just after Eddie Johnson had once again narrowly missed being on the spot for a chipped through ball, DC coach Chad Ashton remarked to a sideline interviewer that when the striker's first DC goal came, that then "they'd start coming in bunches".
Their mission is to alter eating habits by offering a delicious burger for 99 cents, in a bun created by Tartine's Chad Robertson, rather than banging on about kale.
But backed by the brilliance of Chad Wingard and Robbie Gray, Port Adelaide produced the perfect counter-punch to go into halftime with a one-point advantage.
The area senator Ahmed Zanna, who put the death toll at 300, said the town had been left unguarded because soldiers based there had been redeployed north towards Lake Chad in an effort to rescue the schoolgirls.
Boko Haram has been attacking towns and villages in northern Nigeria and border regions of neighbouring Cameroon, Chad and Niger.
