wasifi造句

• Wasifi earned a degree from the Punjab Agricultural University in India.
• The appeal Wasifi filed with the Parole Board offered a third account.
• Wasifi is reported to have been a childhood friend of the Pashtun group.
• Wasifi acknowledged that he was arrested on July 15, 1987, his 29th birthday.
• Karzai appointed Wasifi to head the General Independent Administration of Anti Corruption in March 2007.
• Wasifi said in Quetta, Pakistan.
• Wasifi is not sure of his place as a new order unfolds in this part of Afghanistan.
• But Wasifi said he was not optimistic, " because they think it is their last chance.
• Izzatullah Wasifi, host of the Pashtun tribal gathering, urged the Taliban " to quit power peacefully and avert bloodshed ."
• Nevertheless, Wasifi said, their power was inexorably slipping; most Cabinet ministers had abandoned the regime and some had fled to Pakistan, he asserted.
• Izatullah Wasifi, the son of an aide to former Afghan king Mohammed Zaher Shah, questioned whether Karzai had the authority to offer amnesty to the Taliban.
• Wasifi's family left Afghanistan after the Soviet invasion in 1979 . They lived in Pakistan for a short time and around 1983 immigrated to the United States.
• Wasifi's first job in there was working as a waiter in a restaurant in Maryland, which happens to be owned by Qayum Karzai, Hamid Karzai's brother.
• "There might be journalists and foreigners watching, so be professional, " Rahima Wasifi told the class on a crash course to administer the Oct . 9 vote to Afghan women, then help overstretched vote-counters tally the ballots.
• According to the " Associated Press " a : " " . . . review of criminal records in Nevada and California revealed that the 48-year-old Wasifi was arrested at Caesars Palace on July 15, 1987, for selling 650 grams ( 23 ounces ) of heroin . ""
• Izatullah Wasifi, son of an aide to Zaher Shah, said the U . N .-sponsored vote in Germany wasn't so much a gesture of support for Karzai, but a nod to the U . S .-led coalition, which many Afghans see as necessary to bring law and order to their country.
• In his appeal American drug enforcement officials agreed to release Wasif and Behbahani, without charge, if they lead them to higher-level drug dealers . " USA Today " reported : Wasifi told his Parole Board he could not find his original dealer and that he : " " . . . did not know anyone in the drug underworld . ""
• Despite Sabet's claims of being a champion of the anti-corruption fight, the Head of Afghanistan's Department of Corruption and Bribery, Izzatullah Wasifi, accused Sabet of corruption; he specifically said " . . . I am aware of many cases of [ corruption ] involving Attorney General [ Sabet ] . " ( Izzatullah Wasifi, 14, April, 2008 ) It is worth noting, however, that Wasifi himself has been widely accused of corruption, by both Afghans and international observers, and spent several years in a U . S . prison after a conviction on drug charges.
• Despite Sabet's claims of being a champion of the anti-corruption fight, the Head of Afghanistan's Department of Corruption and Bribery, Izzatullah Wasifi, accused Sabet of corruption; he specifically said " . . . I am aware of many cases of [ corruption ] involving Attorney General [ Sabet ] . " ( Izzatullah Wasifi, 14, April, 2008 ) It is worth noting, however, that Wasifi himself has been widely accused of corruption, by both Afghans and international observers, and spent several years in a U . S . prison after a conviction on drug charges.