Примеры использования Jawhar на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mahdi Abd al-Nabi Jawhar;
In Jawhar, Middle Shebelle, an estimated 80,000 people have been affected by flooding and inter-clan fighting.
In early September,troops loyal to President Yusuf arrived in Jawhar.
However, despite verbal threats to attack Jawhar, there were no incidents.
Dato' Mohamed bin Hassan Jawhar, Director-General, Institute of Strategic and International Studies(ISIS)(29 September);
The teams have the capacity to deploy to Marka,Wanlaweyn, Jawhar and Afgooye.
Journalist Sabria Jawhar complains that Western readers of her blog on The Huffington Post are obsessed with her veil.
They had also killed Mahmud al-Isa in his home in Tuwaym andburned the farmland of the Jawhar family.
During the period under review, several delegations visited Jawhar for discussions with the Transitional Federal Government.
Seasonal rains also caused localized flooding, with some 11,000 households affected in Jawhar Shabelle Dhexe.
Upon their return to Jawhar and Mogadishu, respectively, both leaders celebrated, separately, the Somali national day on 1 July.
There were also sporadic clashes between the Abgal andShidle communities in the Jawhar district, Shabelle Dhexe, in late November.
When the Qarmatians overran Egypt, Jawhar was able to defeat them north of Cairo on the 22 December 970, although the struggle continued until 974.
In Shabelle Dhexe,a surge in clan-based conflict resulted in several civilian casualties in Jawhar district late in May and in June.
By the first week of November, river flooding in Jawhar and Balcad districts in Shabelle Dhexe had affected an estimated 23,400 people.
The distance from the parts of different palaces to headquarters Palghar by road is as follows: Khodala 138 km,Mokhada 112 km, Jawhar 75 km, Vikramgad 60 km.
In May 2009,Al-Shabaab took over UNICEF offices in Jawhar. Supplies and assets were looted by Al-Shabaab and criminal elements within the town.
In a press release issued on 7 September on behalf of the Mogadishu-based leaders,the troop movements in Jawhar were portrayed as creating a"state of war.
In the meantime, Prime Minister Gedi, who arrived in Jawhar on 18 June accompanied by several ministers and members of Parliament, has since set up his administration in that town.
Following the developments cited in paragraph 32,all international United Nations staff based in Jawhar were relocated safely out of the city on 8 September.
Since President Yusuf's arrival in Jawhar on 26 July, the President and Prime Minister have been using that city as a de facto temporary seat of the Transitional Federal Government.
Tensions between Mr. Sudi andMohammed Dhere, two Hawiye/Abgaal leaders, led to fierce clashes around Jawhar in July, although calm had been restored by early September.
A convoy route survey, in the context of explosive hazards, was provided for the delivery of rations to Beled Amin in the Bay region and Marka andfacilitated the movement of several hundred AMISOM troops from Mogadishu to Jawhar.
There were reports that Prime Minister Gedi left Nairobi for Jawhar before the announcement because of concerns regarding the choice of Baidoa as the venue of the parliamentary session.
There are also reports that Adam Hashi Ayro, a commander who was recently appointed head of the sharia courts militia in Mogadishu,sent a number of his"technicals" to an unspecified location west of Jawhar.
A delegation of the League of Arab States held talks with officials in Jawhar on 9 November 2005. On 30 November, the Ambassador of Belgium to Kenya presented her credentials to President Yusuf in Jawhar.
Tensions were also reported between forces loyal to President Yusuf and those belonging to the Middle Shabelle administration,which led to a clash in the Jawhar area on 27 November 2005, resulting in two casualties.
One of them,Abdel Ghani Jawhar, chief bomb maker of the pro-Saudi terrorist group Fatah al Islam, was killed in the border town of Al-Qusayr when the bomb that he was planting against the Syrian army went off accidentally.
Humanitarian agencies also provided food, water and sanitation supplies and non-food items to the people affected by floods andinter-clan conflict in and around Jawhar and Balcad districts of Middle Shabelle.
On 10 August, President Yusuf flew from Jawhar to Gode and Mustahil in the Somali-inhabited Region 5 of Ethiopia, with the stated purpose of promoting local reconciliation between ethnic Somali clans living in the border region.