xeni造句

• Xeni recounted that Ionescu had displayed a degree of sympathy with King Carol's position, contending that the monarch was not entirely opposed to joining the Entente in its war effort.
• As Xeni indicated, Ionescu was depicted in satirical works either as an English " sportsman " or " an immense cylinder wrapped up in the stars of the American flag " ).
• Discussing his threats that night, the warriors, led by Klatsassin of the Xeni Gwet'in of Nemaia Valley near Chilko Lake, rose up and slaughtered Waddington's work party.
• At the time, he became notorious as an Anglophile, and according to Xeni, adopted British manners in his private life, while being one of the few speakers of impeccable English in his country.
• Xeni Jardin, an events planner in Los Angeles who was one of the first to start a Web log, or blog, devoted to camera phone pictures, said she suspended the site earlier this month.
• Notable contributors have included Xeni Jardin and Wil Wheaton ( Los Angeles ), Violet Blue ( San Francisco ), Johannes Grenzfurthner ( Vienna ), Aaron Proctor ( Philadelphia ) and Joi Ito ( Tokyo ).
• The judge's ruling included a non-binding opinion that the Xeni Gwet'in could demonstrate Aboriginal title to half of the Nemaiah Valley, and that the province had no power over these lands.
• Xeni Gwet'in First Nation Government chose not to take part in the British Columbia Treaty Process claiming it out-dated and ineffective, and instead fought for Aboriginal Rights and Title through the Canadian judicial system.
• The organization s board of directors is made up of well-known journalists and whistleblowers such as Daniel Ellsberg, Laura Poitras, Glenn Greenwald, and Xeni Jardin, as well as activists, celebrities, and filmmakers.
• BoingBoing editor Xeni Jardin describes criticism of the agency's response to assault : " A growing number of ex-Peace Corps volunteers are speaking out about having survived rape and other forms of sexual assault while assigned overseas.
• The real name of the most famous member of the Xeni Gwet'in is not known-Klatassine or Klatsassan, the name used to describe the leader of the Chilcotin War of 1864, means " we don't know who he was ".
• RAVEN also supports the Tsilhqot in National Government and Xeni Gwet'in First Nation in their legal action against Taseko Mines'Prosperity Project which proposes to turn a pristine lake that is part of the Fraser River watershed into a dump site for mine waste.
• Bloggers at the scene are more deeply affected by events than the journalists who roam from one disaster to another, said Xeni Jardin, one of the four co-editors of the site BoingBoing . net, which pointed visitors to many of the disaster blogs.
• The Xeni Gwet'in people, who reside in Nemaia Valley near Mt Tatlow, request that " NO " climbing of it and its neighbouring summits take place, and BC Parks imposes those rules in its land-use guidelines on the area.
• Xeni Jardin was a guest on the " NewsHour with Jim Lehrer " to discuss the " Washington Post "'s decision to remove its Comments section on its website, and she spoke from her experience at " Boing Boing ."
• In 1991, XENI was sold to a group of nine people : Esteban Alcal?Villica馻, Domingo Basurto Reyes, Adela Ram韗ez Verdusco, Pablo Tafolla Cruz, Ram髇 Mej韆 Robledo, Mar韆 Alejandra Tapia Aguilar, Rafael Madrigal lnacua, Salvador G髆ez Navarro and Cecilia Dur醤 Andrade.
• He went on to say, " Why would any First Nation be foolish enough to ratify any [ treaty ] settlement for less than five per cent of their territory when the Xeni Gwet'in [ have ] achieved recognition of their title to 50 per cent of their territory ?"
• Jardin prefers the name " Xeni Jardin " over her given name . " Xeni " is short for " Xeniflores, " a word with origins in Guatemala's native culture, meaning " protector of flowers, " while " jardin " is the Spanish and French word for " garden"
• Jardin prefers the name " Xeni Jardin " over her given name . " Xeni " is short for " Xeniflores, " a word with origins in Guatemala's native culture, meaning " protector of flowers, " while " jardin " is the Spanish and French word for " garden"