mahidi造句

• _Mahidi, an acronym that means " Life or death for integration " in Indonesian.
• De Carvalho, said his brother Cancio, Mahidi ex-commander, is expected to return next month.
• Nemecio Lopes de Carvalho, deputy commander of the Mahidi paramilitary gang, is the most senior anti-independence leader to return yet.
• The town, 100 kilometers ( 60 miles ) south of the regional capital of Dili, is a stronghold of the extremist Mahidi militia.
• The town, about 100 kilometers ( 60 miles ) south of the regional capital of Dili, is a stronghold of the extremist Mahidi militia.
• Mahidi _ an acronym for Life or Death for Indonesia _ was one of the most feared paramilitary gangs operating in the province prior to the independence vote.
• The villagers of Ainaro suggested they might have been targeted by local members of the Mahidi militia because their area had long been a stronghold of the pro-independence Falintil rebels.
• Upon his return home to Algeria, Ben Mahidi is disgusted at the treatment of his people, especially when his teenaged brother is machine gunned by the police for spraying graffiti in support of independence from France.
• Soon after beginning counter insurgency operations in both urban and rural environments, Esclavier falls in love with Mahidi's sister Aicha ( Claudia Cardinale ) who is loyal to the FLN and uses her friendship with Esclavier to smuggle explosive detonators.
• About 300 members of the so-called Mahidi pro-integration group, took part in the rally near a military barrack in the capital of Kovalima district, about 97 kilometers ( 60 miles ) southwest of the East Timorese capital of Dili.
• Established filmmakers this year come from outside the United States : Spain's Almodovar, Britain's Mike Leigh, Canada's Atom Egoyan, Portugal's Manoel de Oliveira, Egypt's Youssef Chahine, Iran's Majid Mahidi, Finland's Aki Kaurismaki, New Zealand's Jane Campion.
• Among Raspeguy's friends are military historian Captain Phillipe Esclavier ( Alain Delon ), Indochina born Captain Boisfeures ( Maurice Ronet ), surgeon Captain Dia ( Gordon Heath ) and Lt Ben Mahidi ( George Segal ), an Algerian-born paratrooper who turns down a Viet Minh leader's ( Burt Kwouk ) offer for preferential treatment because he is an Arab.