Sentence examples for sayeed from inspiring English sources
proper noun
Alternative spelling of Sayyid
It also increases the pressure on Mr Sayeed and his Congress partners to drop the healing touch for the heavy hand.
Allah Ali AliAlisis God! God is Ali!" He is Sayeed Ghafur Ali, a fine-looking dervish, and leader of a sect in Karachi which propagates this fearful blasphemy.
"This has been the most remarkable nine months," says Sadeq Sayeed, Nomura's European chief.
A Congress nominee will replace Mr Sayeed as chief minister half way through the assembly's six-year term if the coalition lasts that long.There are several reasons for optimism.
Among those acceptable to India is the most prominent woman politician in Kashmir, Mehbooba Mufti Sayeed, president of an opposition party.
But Mr Sayeed will inevitably be accused of being soft on militants and there will be tensions both with coalition partners and with India's national government in Delhi.Together with his daughter, Mehbooba, who is the PDP's most popular figure, Mr Sayeed recognises that his first task is to restore some semblance of good governance.
But the two lawyers, Fathy Farag and Yousry el-Sayeed, whom AJE employed to defend them seemed unable to mount an effective defence against clearly politicised and bogus charges.
Two days later, a bomb in a fuel tanker in Jammu, the winter capital, killed one person, and confirmed that the terrorist season is beginning early this year.Led by Mufti Mohammad Sayeed, the new government has promised a radically different approach to the 14-year insurgency that has racked the Muslim-majority state, killing tens of thousands of people.
The prime minister's audience of some 20,000 had been bused in by the party of Kashmir's chief minister, Mufti Mohammed Sayeed, installed after elections last September.
Mufti Mohammad Sayeed, a 66-year-old veteran politician who is due to be sworn in as chief minister on November 2nd, calls it a "golden opportunity" for change.
— Mohsin Sayeed (@MohsinSayeed) 29 Dec 12 In a post headlined "The Great YouTube Escapade," another blogger, Kala Kawa, concluded: A confluence of idiocy of the sort that we see on a regular basis in Pakistan has ruled again.
