Examples of using Killick in English and their translations into Arabic
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Computer
William Killick.
Killick. Killick there.
Thank you, Killick.
The Killick Nixon Group.
Katie and James Killick.
Killick there. Douse your light.
The walls were asbestos, Captain Killick.
Mr. Killick was also arrested.
You know, Fycorps, Killick Company, Hemmings.
Mr. Killick was neither called as a witness nor attended.
The MIF is helping to provide security at Killick Coast Guard base in Port-au-Prince.
Come on, Killick, you too. Get dressed.- Oh, God.
The higher numberwas attributable to the need to maintain the premises in Killick, which was not planned.
The hijacker and Mr. Killick escaped from the prison aboard the helicopter and disappeared.
(7) MIFH engineers also upgraded the facilities and the pier at Killick Coast Guard base.
In December 2000, Mr. Killick was sentenced following a plea of guilty to various offences associated with his escape.
Leading archeologist Jane Moon and her husband Dr Robert Killick share the secret of a successful working partnership.
Captain Killick was stone-cold sober on the night of the shooting and it is my firm belief that he tried to kill me, that he tried to kill my wife, and that he tried to kill my son.
The hijacker ordered the pilot to land at Silverwater prison,where a Mr. Killick, a convicted bank robber and inmate of the prison, was taken on board.
Deployment has been delayed in Killick pending authorization by the Government, while deployment in Port-de-Paix, which was delayed in the past due to limited engineering resources, is set to advance by midyear in 2011.
MINUSTAH maritime components are deployed in Fort-Liberté, Port-Salut,Jacmel and Gonaïves and are temporarily deployed in the Killick Coast Guard Base in Port-au-Prince.
On the claim under article 14, paragraph 2,the State party notes that the trial judge addressing Mr. Killick was in no way involved with the complainant ' s case, and accordingly challenges the author ' s standing to make this claim.
Meanwhile, in cooperation with the Haitian National Police, the Mission began maritime patrolling in January,using boats located at Port-Salut, Killick(near Port-au-Prince) and Fort-Liberté.
Through twice daily joint land patrols and weekly maritime patrols in the Port-au-Prince area as well as co-location with daily operationalsupport provided for the coast guard facility in Killick(Port-au-Prince area).
For 2012/13, to allow for the collocation of United Nations police and more integrated training with the Haitian Coast Guard, the Mission will redeploy its military contingents andpatrol boats to three maritime locations(Killick, Les Cayes and Cap-Haïtien), compared with its current presence in four locations(Fort-Liberté, Gonaïves, Port-Salut and Jacmel).
Pursuant to Security Council resolution 1780(2007), the Mission has established its presence at four land border crossing points(Ouanaminthe, Belladère, Malpasse, Anse-à-Pitres) and has deployed military contingents and patrolboats at five maritime locations(Fort-Liberté, Gonaïves, Killick, Port-Salut and Jacmel).
In this regard, the mission welcomed the start of maritime patrolling by MINUSTAH military and police and the Haitian National Police using the MINUSTAHpatrol boats located at Port Salut, Killick and Fort Liberté, as well as joint integrated border patrol operations, drawing on land, air and maritime capabilities.
The land border crossing points in Ouanaminthe, Belladère, Malpasse and Anse-à-Pitres will continue to be maintained,and the military contingents and patrol boats in the three maritime locations in Killick, Les Cayes and Cap-Haïtien will continue to be deployed.
The military, formed police and civilian police components of the Mission are deployed in 23 areas of responsibility, centred in Port-au-Prince( divided into four areas), Cap-Haitien, Fort Liberté, Port-de-Paix, Gonaïves, Saint Marc, Hinche, Jacmel, Les Cayes,Jérémie, Killick, Brach, Léogân, Cabaret, Petit-Goâves, Pignon, Tierre Rouge, Ouanaminthe, Mirebalais and Port-Salut.
The military, formed police and civilian police components of the mission are currently deployed in 23 areas of responsibility and will be deployed to 27 areas of responsibility, centred in Port-au-Prince( divided into four areas), Cap-Haïtien, Fort-Liberté, Port-de-Paix, Gonaïves, Saint-Marc, Hinche, Jacmel, Les Cayes,Jérémie, Killick, Brach, Léogâne, Cabaret, Petit-Goâve, Pignon, Terre-Rouge, Ouanaminthe, Mirebalais, Port-Salut, Croix des Bouquets, Thomazeau, Malpas and Forêt des Pins.