regar造句

• Other political parties operate other papers such as " Regar ".
• He was a member of Regar-TadAZ Tursunzoda squad for Commonwealth of Independent States Cup 2007.
• Surely, a restriction can " regar ( d ) " or " concern,"
• Other major cities on Vulcan include Vulcana Regar, T'Paal, Gol, Raal, and Kir.
• The opposition newspaper, the weekly Regar, is very hard to find, and the government is usually trying to push it into bankruptcy.
• In 2005, Vakhsh once again reached the final of Tajik Cup, losing the deciding match Regar-TadAZ Tursunzoda in a penalty shootout.
• The museum's history dates from 1930, when H . Severn Regar offered his personal collection of historical objects and biological specimens to the city of Anniston.
• The accident occurred Wednesday in Regar, 60 kilometers ( 40 miles ) west of the capital, Dushanbe, said Lt . Mirjon Mudinov, an officer in the national road inspection department.
• The opposition weekly Regar said the Seychelles People's Defense Forces Thursday night warned people to stay away from the area north of the capital, Victoria, over the weekend during the manhunt.
• Regar-TadAZ ( Tajikistan ), which were initially to enter the qualifying play-off, instead directly entered the group stage, and only two teams participated in the qualifying play-off.
• The nation's only independent paper, Regar, said in an editorial, " How can a country where shoppers have to fight for toilet paper say it's not facing a crisis ."
• A few years after the conclusion of the campaign against Ankhar's Horde, Regar Smashfingers, the current governor of Kayolin tried to claim a king's crown by denouncing the old custom that the true king resides in Thorbardin.
• In a confidential preliminary report obtained by the opposition weekly Regar to be published Friday, the IMF warns of a dramatic deterioration in the financial and economic performance of the Indian Ocean archipelago nation, long touted as Africa's only functioning welfare state.
• The archives also contain special collections not directly related to the university's history, including the Treasure Collection of Rare Books, the Max Cleland Collection, the Regar collection, and the Greenlaw Collection, which includes signed, first-edition children's books.
• One of Tajikistan's leading industrial sites, the aluminum plant at Tursunzoda ( formerly known as Regar ), west of Dushanbe near the border with Uzbekistan, generates large amounts of toxic waste gases that have been blamed for a sharp increase in the number of birth defects among people who live within range of its emissions.