achenese造句

• In 1795, the Achenese gave it to Kuala Selangor.
• Achenese guerrillas have been waging a struggle against Indonesian rule since the mid-1970s.
• But factors beyond Achenese control encourage hope that the momentum towards reconciliation can be sustained.
• The Achenese people will suffer a lot.
• Abdullah also said the status of the Achenese immigrants is still being discussed by the US Embassy and some related officials.
• Wahid has said he will ease local Achenese concerns by permitting the implementation of Islamic law and greater provincial self-rule.
• The Acheen Street Mosque was built in 1808 on land donated by an Achenese aristocrat, Tengku Syed Hussain Al-Aidid.
• Nessen's fate has become a hot topic in Indonesia, where newspapers run daily stories about him and his Achenese wife.
• Indonesia's military chief told troops in central Indonesia Wednesday to ready themselves for war should a peace pact with Achenese rebels fail.
• Koh retained his connection with the Acheh Sultan Jauhar al-Alam and around 1819 helped him to put down a rebellion by Achenese territorial chiefs.
• It was orally told by olds that during it was opened by some Achenese, the land is covered by kumbar clump and the name came from it.
• Early in 1873, the American Consul in Singapore had discussions with an Achenese emissary about a possible Acehnese-American treaty, which the Dutch saw as justification for intervention.
• The Indonesian military Thursday accused Achenese rebels of killing five people _ including an 80-year-old villager and his wife _ as a government offensive in the province entered its 11th day.
• Achenese rebels celebrated the 27th anniversary of their independence struggle Thursday with the sporadic raising of flags and a rare battlefield success, killing four soldiers and injuring two in clashes across the restive province.
• The Foundation then aided in establishing an Achenese operated Prostheses Center at the Zainoel Abidin Hospital in Banda Aceh, where artificial limbs are produced for those who have lost their limbs, mainly from the political conflict or tsunami disaster.
• The much-touted conviction in April last year of 24 officers for abuses in the province of Aceh, for example, has not yet yielded sentences, leading some to believe it was " just a gimmick, a show of justice to appease the Achenese, " said Kusnanto Anggoro, a lecturer at the military college in Bandung and an analyst at the Jakarta-based Center for Strategic and International Studies.