The construction of the Aswan High Dam in Egypt in the 1960s, for example, forced many speakers of the Nile Nubian variety of Kenuz and Fadicca to abandon their ancestral land along the Nile, between Aswān and the Sudanese border, and to relocate to "New Nubia," north of Aswān.
At the school-board meeting, several attendees kept track of how many speakers were for and against the name change.
Many speakers called for the Supreme Court to overturn the decision.
Many speakers use creole for informal purposes and the standard language for formal occasions.
Many speakers also called for the government to allocate the money needed to prevent suicide.
Many speakers voiced support for dividing Iraq into a federation of states, but a retired Iraqi general, Hassan al-Naqib, warned that the opposition should not rush to settle on solutions before considering the wishes of Iraqis in the country.
k as in 'skin'; minimum aspiration q further back in the throat than k (many speakers say 'k' for both) kh aspirated version of k kh like the 'ch' in Scottish 'loch' g as in 'gift' ǥ a more guttural version of the above gh aspirated version of g; like the 'g-h' in 'dog-house'.
WITH a police bomb squad present, armour-plated cars for many speakers, platoons of bodyguards and enough firearms to quell an insurrection, "Trame" ("Plots") was an unusual literary festival.
Many speakers and signs called for goals that included economic measures like an increase in the minimum wage, and long-term political reforms like ensuring the independence of the judiciary.
The main emotion of the tribute, however, was anguish, which for many speakers was compounded by the apparent happiness that Mr. Gray had finally achieved in making a home with Ms. Russo and their children.
