sabagh造句

• At no time over the 18 days, said Sabagh and Shaban, did Yassine appear in front of an immigration judge to hear his charges formally lodged against him.
• "We don't want it to be just something sad, " says the Rev . Julio Sabagh, a priest in Santa Cruz del Quiche.
• Abdelkrim Beghdali of Algeria and Safwan Sabagh of Syria _ both 41 _ were arrested in the eastern coastal region of Valencia, said the official, speaking on condition of anonymity.
• Denyce Sabagh, an immigration and civil liberties lawyer in Washington, said she had successfully used the program in the past for a client who provided law enforcement officials with valuable information.
• Isa Mahmoud Sabagh, another camp resident, led a reporter to a small room in the center of his son's house where he said he and his family hid throughout the fighting.
• On Thursday, court officials said fingerprints from both Beghdali and Sabagh were discovered on books with Quranic verses found in a suburban Madrid apartment where seven bombing suspects blew themselves up on April 3.
• "If this were a typical case, it's quite possible they wouldn't have even detained him, " said Sabagh, past president of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
• But it would be another two weeks before Yassine was finally released on $ 2, 500 bond _ an agreement reached only after his story began surfacing in newspaper stories, according to his attorney, Denyce Sabagh.
• The Montclair police chief, David P . Sabagh, said Friday night that the case had been under investigation since Tuesday, when the girl's parents, school authorities and the police all learned of it.
• Denyse Sabagh, a vice president of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, said, " A national registry system, even as a pilot project, is a ludicrous and unreasonable way to solve an immigration issue ."
• The agency, in a dispatch late Saturday night, said Ahmed Faisal al-Sabagh was given one week to leave Iran, citing " activities . . . inconsistent with the nature of his diplomatic office ."
• Sabagh testified that he sent the book in 1998 to Allekema Lamari _ who was later convicted of belonging to an Algerian extremist group _ but didn't know how it ended up in the apartment, the officials said.
• Denyse Sabagh, a lawyer for a Lebanese man detained in Virginia since Sept . 14, said that apart from a few initial questions mostly dealing with his immigration status, her client, Abdallah Yassine, had not been interrogated.
• "The immigration service is wreaking havoc on everyone's lives, and it makes zero sense to me, " said Denyse Sabagh, a former president of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, who now represents one of the consulting firms.
• Sabagh said the girl told the police she had left the Montclair Public Library and was walking home early Monday evening when a car bearing three youths, whom she knew, approached her at Bloomfield Avenue and Elm Street, three blocks from her home.
• Sabagh's telephone numbers _ both cell and fixed line _ were found on papers inside a car that police found in June at a rail station through which the four trains passed on March 11 before backpack bombs on them exploded, killing 191 people.
• The Secretary-General of the Interior Ministry, Dr Hashem Al Sabagh told Ad Dustour that " Iraqi visitors entering the Kingdom have the right to residency in the country and nobody should interfere in their affairs [ because ] they are our guests ."
• Sabagh's telephone numbers _ both mobile and fixed line _ were found on papers inside a car that police found in June at the suburban rail station through which the four trains passed on March 11 before backpack bombs on them exploded, killing 191 people.
• M . M . Emara, I . A . El-Sabagh, F . K . Awad, EA Shaheen and NM Hussein Chemical Characterization and its Analysis of waste water produced from different sources of Suez Region . chern . 03, chemistry for better future, Cairo University, Cairo ( 1-3 ) / 3 / 2004.
• Der-Martirosian, Sabagh, and Bozorgmehr wrote that the Armenia-born Armenians were less likely to start their own businesses compared to other groups because " the tradition of entrepreneurship may not have been as strong in the Soviet socialist economy as it remained in Middle Eastern market economies . " In addition, this group had arrived with no or very little capital and the members were not permitted to take money out of the former Soviet Union.