Sentence examples for ngoc from inspiring English sources

Notebook in hand, Tom Buckley, in 1971, interviewed Major-General Nguyen Ngoc Loan, whose management course at MIT had not taught him to check for photographers before shooting a cuffed and unarmed prisoner.The book is not all thumb-sucking.

Tran Ngoc Anh, a Vietnam specialist at Indiana University, says the CPV has yet to develop any "clear or effective strategy" for responding to Chinese territorial aggression.

Plainclothes agents have attended a handful of events organised by the campaigners, including a lakeside "tree hug" that attracted hundreds of people (pictured above).Duong Ngoc Tra, a nature lover who helped stop the tree-felling, says that she does not consider herself political.

Pressed by the Japanese to do so, Sihanouk declared his country's independence, and for several months the government was led by Son Ngoc Thanh, a former editor of Nagara Vatta, who had been forced into exile in Japan in 1942.

In October 1945, after the war was over, the French returned to Indochina, arrested Son Ngoc Thanh, and reestablished their control.

Waugh led a team of investigators into the Vietnamese jungle and was able to take DNA from Ngoc.

Sihanouk's success discredited the communist-dominated guerrilla movement in Cambodia associated with the Viet Minh of Vietnam and Son Ngoc Thanh's anticommunist Khmer Serei.

Matak and Lon Nol worked closely with anticommunists in South Vietnam, including Son Ngoc Thanh, whose Khmer Serei movement had gained recruits among the Khmer-speaking minority in Vietnam.

Kim Ngoc Minh, an education researcher in Hanoi, says the resolution is the most comprehensive and ambitious in a generation.

The Vietnamese government is beginning to worry that diversification may have gone too far, with many rice growers in the Mekong Delta having switched to shrimp farming.In Ba village, in the central province of Quang Ngai, Bach Ngoc Re, a 61-year-old farmer, is more than happy to go on growing rice on the two small plots that he and his wife were given in the land redistribution.

Outside the parliament, Son Ngoc Thanh, released from exile in France in 1951, formed a dissident movement, the Khmer Serei ("Free Khmer"), that opposed both Sihanouk and the French.