Sentence examples for hussein it from inspiring English sources
They don't really understand Obama's family tree, but what they do know is that if America — despite being attacked by Muslim militants on 9/11 — were to elect as its president some guy with the middle name "Hussein," it would mark a sea change in America-Muslim world relations.
King Hussein, it turned out, knew of his son's problems.
The resumption of monitoring of dual-use goods would allow for the approval of a wider range of imports under the oil-for-food programme and the suspension of certain sanctions.I find no comfort in your assertion that while abandoning sanctions would not guarantee good behaviour from Mr Hussein, it would throw the responsibility for the Iraqis' suffering back at him.
The new sanctions are also likely to involve considerable payoffs to other Security Council members.Unseating SaddamThe contradiction is that, even as America tries to find a new way of living with Mr Hussein, it is again toying with the idea of getting rid of him.
As the mocking shouts grew louder in a thousand Baghdad streets, and across almost all Iraqi towns outside the sullen precincts like Tikrit that are still loyal to Mr. Hussein, it was possible to believe that Iraq's nightmare had finally ended.
Considering the U.N.'s inability to conduct any sort of military operation; and Russia's internal instability, as well as its willingness to sell weapons to Iraq, Iran and China; and its ex-Communist foreign and defense ministers allying themselves with Sad- dam Hussein, it is imperative that we strengthen NATO.
Britain made it independent which is how Kuwaitis themselves wished it to stay until Mr Hussein turned it violently into a colony again last August.Foolishly poor, generously richMr Hussein's second great lie is that he invaded Kuwait on behalf of the Arab poor.
This toing and froing will not pose much of a threat to Mr Hussein, but it might provoke him into lashing out.As it is, Mr Hussein has offered a $14,000 reward to any soldier who brings down a hostile aircraft flying in Iraqi airspace.
Campaigner Leyla Hussein claims it is "cultural sensitivity" that prevents the UK from discussing it.
When Hussein questioned it, the builder was, he says, evasive.
If the Security Council proposes a tough regime, and if Mr Hussein accepts it, so much the better.
