asilturk造句

• Oguzhan Asilturk, a deputy from ruling Islamic Welfare Party told reporters.
• Asilturk, who also is secretary-general of the party, retracted his statement.
• Oguzhan Asilturk, the Welfare Party's secretary-general, said in a statement.
• Asilturk insisted he was leaving because his mandate had expired several months ago and not because of the protest.
• On Thursday, a leading Welfare deputy, Oguzhan Asilturk, told reporters his party could form a coalition with any of the parties.
• In an interview, party secretary-general Oguzhan Asilturk said the leadership was waiting for the court's ruling to be published.
• But the deputy party chairman, Oguzhan Asilturk, said in an interview that he would continue to challenge restrictions on religious observances that he considers unjust.
• "The Cabinet does not work by orders from other places, " said Oguzhan Asilturk, secretary general of the Islamic Welfare Party on Wednesday.
• During his arguments, Savas focused on speeches by Erbakan, Asilturk and other Welfare officials, which he said demonstrated their efforts to overturn the secular tradition.
• A Welfare deputy in Parliament, Oguzhan Asilturk, even suggested that the remnants of ancient Roman fortifications in Istanbul be torn down to open up space for housing.
• Asilturk has said Welfare did not use the Red Cross or U . N . channels to send money to Bosnia because they would share the donations with Bosnian Serbs and Croats.
• Oguzhan Asilturk, Welfare's secretary general, said the new army regulations were the work of " the imitators of the West who . . . promote religious animosity ."
• "We are against it and we will see that it won't pass in Parliament, " newspapers on Sunday quoted Oguzhan Asilturk, a Welfare deputy and Erbakan's closest aide, as saying.
• The party's 150 deputies then could join a new party, or gather under the umbrella of one of Turkey's dozen small parties, said Asilturk, a player in Islamic politics since 1970, when the country's first Islam-inspired party was formed.
• "In the same way that there are tea breaks and breast feeding breaks in public offices, ( civil servants ) should be given 15 minutes off for afternoon prayers, " the newspaper Hurriyet on Thursday quoted Welfare's secretary-general, Oguzhan Asilturk, as saying.