laws in pakistan造句

• Jamaat-e-Islami has dismissed Sharif's attempts to impose Islamic law in Pakistan as a thinly veiled ploy to consolidate power in his hands.
• Musharraf's arrival came soon after legislation affirming his military role was signed into law in Pakistan, a move announced by his information minister back home.
• Where a past history, or likelihood of family violence exists, the law in Pakistan does not stipulate that a gun licence should be denied or revoked.
• Consequently, it appears to be the law in Pakistan that persons convicted under ?295-C must be sentenced to death with or without a fine.
• Ms . Bhutto says she supports the general principle of a blasphemy law in Pakistan, an overwhelmingly Muslim nation, but acknowledged that the law has been misused.
• Sharif introduced a controversial constitutional amendment in August to scrap any remaining British laws in Pakistan and replace them with laws based on the Muslim holy book, the Koran.
• Dilshad Zaidi, a leader of Tehrik-e-Jafria, or the Movement for the Imposition of Shiite Law in Pakistan said in a telephone interview from Sheikhupura.
• Spearheading the alliance is Pakistan's most powerful religious party, the Jamaat-e-Islami or Party of Islam, which is demanding strict Islamic law in Pakistan.
• Spearheading the council is the country's strongest religious party, the Jamaat-e-Islami or Party of Islam, which is demanding strict Islamic law in Pakistan.
• Despite Sharif's attempts to pass a bill that would impose Islamic law in Pakistan, Jamaat-e-Islami organizers say the prime minister is not an ally.
• Telephone calls in the middle of the night threatening death to anyone opposing a new Islamic law in Pakistan has frightened dissidents, the leader of a Christian organization said Thursday.
• Tariq Jamil, a director of Ravi Alkalis, noted that the company agreed to make the change voluntarily since there's no law in Pakistan banning the use of mercury.
• Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif introduced a constitutional amendment in August to scrap all remaining British laws in Pakistan and replace them with laws based on the Muslim holy book, the Koran.
• They said they learned of his release from their daughter-in-law in Pakistan and had spoken to their son by phone " to confirm he is well ."
• Spearheading the alliance is Pakistan's most powerful religious party, the Jamaat-e-Islami or Party of Islam, which is demanding the introduction of strict Islamic law in Pakistan.
• The authorities have met with leaders of a Shiite group called Movement for Shiite Law in Pakistan asking them to urge their activists to remain calm, the state-run news agency reported.