Примеры использования Hussein kamel на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It also wanted to forestall Hussein Kamel.
Hussein Kamel was the second son of Khedive Isma'il Pasha, who ruled Egypt from 1863 to 1879.
Actions attributed to the late Lieutenant-General Hussein Kamel.
The ruling khedive was deposed and his successor, Hussein Kamel, compelled to declare himself Sultan of Egypt independent of the Ottomans in December 1914.
It was transformed in 1987 into MIC,headed by Lieutenant-General Hussein Kamel.
The motives behind the actions ascribed to the late Lt.-Gen. Hussein Kamel that resulted in the concealment of the cache of documentation, material.
Hussein Kamel was declared Sultan of Egypt on 19 December 1914, after the occupying British forces had deposed his nephew, Khedive Abbas Hilmi II, on 5 November 1914.
With the formal end in 1914 of the legal fiction of Ottoman sovereignty, Hussein Kamel was declared Sultan of Egypt and Sudan, as was his brother Fuad I who succeeded him.
Those funds, he asserts,were deposited in Engineering Design Centre accounts based on his verbal request to the Minister(Lieutenant General Hussein Kamel) and no records were kept.
Later, when Hussein Kamel became the director of the Military Industrialization Commission, the Technical Research Centre was transferred to that Commission and remained under his direct control and supervision.
The Executive Chairman returned to New York through Jordan,thus affording the opportunity to meet General Hussein Kamel Hassan and to discuss with him Iraq's programmes in the proscribed fields.
Later, when Hussein Kamel became the director of the Military Industrialization Commission, the Technical Research Centre was transferred to that Commission and remained under his direct control and supervision.
Ottoman sovereignty over Egypt, which had been hardly more than a legal fiction since 1805,now was officially terminated, Hussein Kamel was declared Sultan of Egypt, and the country became a British Protectorate.
On 8 August 1995, Lieutenant-General Hussein Kamel, the former head of the Military Industrialization Corporation(MIC), an organization responsible for the development and manufacture of proscribed weapons, departed for Jordan.
This resulted in the merging of MIC with the Ministry of Industry and the Ministry of Light Industries under the Ministry of Industry and Military Industrialization(MIMI)headed by Lieutenant-General Hussein Kamel.
When Hussein Kamel died in 1917, his only surviving son Prince Kamal el Dine Hussein(born of a previous marriage) renounced his succession rights, and so the throne went to Hussein Kamel's brother Fuad.
Deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz restated Iraq's position that the late Lt.-Gen. Hussein Kamel had acted independently, without government knowledge or authority and contrary to government policy.
Lieutenant-General Hussein Kamel was at that time the head of Iraq's special security apparatus, and since the Research Centre was established as a technical branch of the intelligence and security service, it was also directly controlled by him.
Or was it a collection that could be offered up to UNSCOM andIAEA to satisfy questions that were likely to arise from their respective discussions with Hussein Kamel, thereby making it possible for Iraq to retain more valuable items?
The throne passed to Abbas Hilmi II's uncles Hussein Kamel and Fuad I. The Royal Edict of 13 April 1922 specifically excluded Abbas Hilmi II from the succession, although it stated that"this exception shall not apply to his sons and their progeny.
During the discussion of this matter,IAEA explained that there was no verifiable evidence available to distinguish between the actions attributed by Iraq to the late Lt.-Gen. Hussein Kamel, a senior Iraqi Government official, and those of the Government itself.
Mr. Tariq Aziz made an initial statement in the course of which he repeated that General Hussein Kamel Hassan had, unbeknown to the senior levels of the Iraqi leadership, hidden information on the prohibited programmes which Iraq would now disclose to the Commission and IAEA.
It was within the context of"abandonment" that the matters addressed in paragraph 27 of IAEA's April 1998 progress report(S/1998/312), namely the existence of a formally constituted"high governmental committee" andthe motives behind the actions attributed by Iraq to the late Lieutenant-General Hussein Kamel, have been discussed with the Iraqi counterpart.
Three days previously, on 7 August 1995, General Hussein Kamel Hassan had left Baghdad, arriving in Amman the following day. On 13 August, the Executive Chairman received a letter from General Amer Rashid al-Ubeidi, Minister of Oil and former Director of the Military Industrialization Corporation(MIC).
The official Iraqi position on this matter is that it ended its concealment efforts in late 1991,dismantling the concealment mechanisms, but that the late Lt.-Gen. Hussein Kamel continued, on a personal basis, some concealment activities until his departure from Iraq in 1995.
It claimed that the entire matter had been controlled by Lieutenant-General Hussein Kamel alone, and that, in executing his programme of concealment, he had initially made use of the MIC internal security department, and later enlisted the services of only two Special Republican Guard officers, both of whom came from the protective unit, assigned to him.
The director of the Engineering Design Centre stated that, even though the Engineering Design Centre belonged to the Military Industrial Corporation,they reported directly to Lieutenant General Hussein Kamel, then Minister of Industry and Military Industrialization, rather than to Lieutenant General Amer Hamoodi Al-Saadi, then head of the Military Industrial Corporation.
A specific example of this reticence is their insistence that no project plan existed for the crash programme, despite the fact that the programme must have been considered to be of extremely high priorityby its alleged initiator, the then Minister of Industry and Military Industrialization, Lt. General Hussein Kamel Hassan Al Majid.
Although the related matters of the existence of theso-called governmental committee and the motives behind the actions attributed to the late Lt.-Gen. Hussein Kamel have been investigated by IAEA to the extent feasible, it has not been possible to confirm independently the veracity of Iraq's statements in those respects.
Shortly after that statement was made, and while the Chairman's team was preparing for departure to the Habbaniyah airfield, General Amer Rashid al-Ubeidi contacted the Chairman and requested that, on his way to the airfield,he visit a farm which the General stated to have belonged to General Hussein Kamel Hassan, where items of great interest to the Commission could be found.