sabahy造句

• Police were not available for comment and it was not clear what charges Sabahy faces.
• Sabahy said, " Sharon will be more capable of returning the situation back to its normal state ."
• Sabahy was arrested June 17 by state security officials on suspicion of distributing publications aimed at inciting farmers to fight the land law.
• Reporters Without Borders said in its statement that Sabahy " is believed to have been tortured, " but gave no details.
• Hilaly said, however, that Sabahy's detention was extended by a court although his client was not represented by a lawyer.
• The Paris-headquartered Reporters Without Borders issued the statement about the detention of Hamdeen Sabahy, a free-lance journalist and activist with the leftist Nasserite Party.
• "I believe a minority are happy, and I am one of them, " said Hamdeen Sabahy, an opposition member of Egypt's People's Assembly.
• Sabahy also is the secretary general of the national committee for the Defense of Farmers, an activist group, and director of the Center for Arab World Information, a news organization . my-vj
• In a statement faxed to The Associated Press, the group demanded the immediate release of Hamdeen Sabahy and his colleagues and asked the government to guarantee the people's right to peacefully express their opinions.
• It said Sabahy and the others have recently participated in several conferences and peaceful gatherings protesting against a 1992 law, which will allow landlords of farmlands to evict tenants who live off the lands in October 1997.
• But the Al-Gomhuriya newspaper said in its Wednesday edition _ released on Tuesday night _ that Sabahy and six others were arrested during a meeting of farmers in the Qalyuobiya province, 80 kilometers ( 50 miles ) northeast of Cairo.
• Hamdeen Sabahy, an opposition member of Egypt's People's Assembly, said that despite the peace agreements with Israel signed by leaders like Anwar Sadat, King Hussein, and Yasser Arafat, nothing has altered the basic animosity between the two sides.
• "In our first attempt we were facing a wall which we knew we couldn't move, " says Hamdeen Sabahy, a boyish, 50-year-old member of the People's Assembly, Egypt's rubber-stamp Parliament, and a leader of the effort to form the Karama Party . " This time, we feel we are facing a closed door that if we push enough, may open.