Sentence examples for jamil from inspiring English sources

Sprinkle in YouTube Star Zoella and Radio 1's Chris Moyles and Jameela Jamil for the young 'uns, then garnish with Gordon Brown's wife, Sarah.

Jamil el-Banna was a British resident and myself and my researcher ran that campaign for years.

Iffat Jamil, programme unit manager, Plan International, Islamabad, Pakistan.

But all three have preconditions.See article: Colombia dreams of peaceIn Ecuador, Jamil Mahuad, mayor of Quito, seemed to have won the second-round vote for the presidency, but only just.

Ecuador now faces a bruising negotiation with foreign creditors.In this section Argentina's Mr Boring plods to victory by default The quiet way A new twist to an old tale Jamil juggles ReprintsThe country certainly has a problem.The economy has taken a double blow in the past two years: first from the El Niño floods, then from last year's low oil price.

Worst of all, claim the Mapuches the companies deny it the forests have dried up water supplies.In this section Argentina's Mr Boring plods to victory by default The quiet way A new twist to an old tale Jamil juggles ReprintsThe Mapuches have other grievances.

The agency is currently commanded by Maj Gen Jamil Hassan, a member of President Bashar al-Assad's minority Alawite sect.

President Jamil Mahuad was reaping the fruits of two years of bad luck El Niño and the fall of commodity prices and (to go no further back) of his own and two predecessors' feeble government.The first of those predecessors, Abdala Bucaram, was summarily deposed.

And so it seemed this week, as the country quietened after the coup that overthrew its democratically elected president, Jamil Mahuad.

He must also deliver quickly on promises to fight corruption, increase social spending and create new jobs, if he is to avoid disillusioning the electorate.Mr Gutierrez rose to fame after leading an uprising, backed by Ecuador's powerful Andean Indian movement, to overthrow President Jamil Mahuad in January 2000.

"Across the region, good students are recruited to faculty at their own universities, rather than encouraged to leave and broaden their horizons," says Jamil Salmi, a higher-education specialist at the World Bank.